Journal of Clinical Medicine Research, ISSN 1918-3003 print, 1918-3011 online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 11, Number 11, November 2019, pages 725-728


Low-Energy Pelvic Ring Fractures in the Elderly Population: Expected Outcomes and Associated Mortality Rates

Tables

Table 1. Chi-Square Analysis
 
DeceasedP
SNF: subacute nursing facility; LTAC: long-term acute care.
Race
  Caucasian77 (47.8%)0.518
  Other4 (66.7%)
Sex
  Male10 (55.6%)0.49
  Female69 (46.9%)
Discharge disposition
  Home/home health16 (37.2%)0.114
  SNF/rehabilitation facility/LTAC62 (51.2%
No. of comorbidities
  0-18 (21%)0.037
  2+33 (26.6%)

 

Table 2. Logistic Regression Analysis
 
Independent variablesMortality significance
LOS: length of stay.
Comorbidities (0-1; 2+)0.037
Age0.39
LOS0.86
Discharge disposition (home, facility, death)0.214

 

Table 3. ANOVA
 
MortalityMeanStandard deviationP
ANOVA: analysis of variance.
AgeDead84.496.9560.020
No. of comorbiditiesDead2.391.0620.020

 

Table 4. Mortality Analysis
 
AgeNumber of low-energy pelvic fracturesMortalities at 1 yearMortality rateUS mortalityRelative risk95% CIP value
CI: confidence interval.
65 - 84881618.2%3.1%5.83.83 - 12.05< 0.001
85+772228.6%13.4%1.00.59 - 1.68NS
65+1653823%6.6%1.00.69 - 1.46NS