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Table 1 Patients’ clinical characteristics and operation methods

From: Does post acute care reduce the mortality of octogenarian and nonagenarian patients undergoing hip fracture surgery?

Characteristics

 

Total

(n = 158)

No PAC

(n = 81)

PAC

(n = 77)

  

N

%

N

%

N

%

Gender

Female

108

68.4

54

66.7

54

70.1

Male

50

31.6

27

33.3

23

29.9

Diagnosis

Femoral neck fracture, Garden type I ~ II

15

9.5

10

12.3

5

6.5

Femoral neck fracture, Garden type III ~ IV

44

27.8

21

25.9

23

29.9

Stable ITF

37

23.4

18

22.2

19

24.7

Unstable ITF

57

36.1

30

37.0

27

35.1

Basal neck fracture

1

0.6

1

1.2

0

0.0

Femoral neck fr s/p cannulated screw fixation and loss reduction

3

1.9

1

1.2

2

2.6

Subtrochanteric fracture

1

0.6

0

0.0

1

1.3

Diagnosis

Femoral neck fracture

59

37.3

31

38.3

28

36.4

ITF

94

59.5

48

59.3

46

59.7

Others

5

3.2

2

2.5

3

3.9

Total OP time

1

131

82.9

67

82.7

64

83.1

2

23

14.6

11

13.6

12

15.6

3

4

2.5

3

3.7

1

1.3

OP method

Cannulated screw

14

8.9

10

12.3

4

5.2

Hemiarthroplasty

48

30.4

22

27.2

26

33.8

Short CM nail

56

35.4

29

35.8

27

35.1

Long CM nail

35

22.2

16

19.8

19

24.7

DHS

5

3.2

4

4.9

1

1.3

Second OP

No

132

83.5

68

84.0

64

83.1

Yes

26

16.5

13

16.0

13

16.9

Third OP

No

154

97.5

78

96.3

76

98.7

Yes

4

2.5

3

3.7

1

1.3

Pre-Osteoporosis Tx

No

140

88.6

71

87.7

69

89.6

Yes

18

11.4

10

12.3

8

10.4

  1. Abbreviations: PAC post-acute care, ITF intertrochanteric fracture, fr fracture, OP operation, DHS dynamic hip screw, Tx treatment, CM cephalomedullary