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. 2022 Apr 26;109(9):792–795. doi: 10.1093/bjs/znac105

Table 1.

Descriptive baseline information uploaded to INTELLECT database

Total (n = 2694) Femoral fractures (n = 272) Tibial/fibular fractures (n = 2131) Hindfoot fractures (n = 291)
Age (years)* (n = 2670) 44.5(20.4) 37.9(17.9) 45.5(20.8) 43.5(19.1)
Gender ratio (M : F) (n = 2690) 71 : 29 79 : 21 69 : 31 72 : 28
Mechanism of injury (%) (n = 2656)
 Road traffic accident 53 70 52 37
 Low-energy fall 19 9 11 13
 High-energy fall 11 4 21 17
 Sports-related 6 1 4 12
 Work-related 4 2 6 8
 Interpersonal violence 5 12 5 5
 Other 2 2 1 8
Fracture classification (Gustilo–Anderson) (%) (n = 2593)
 I 16 16 15 21
 II 31 38 29 38
 IIIA 20 31 19 15
 IIIB 28 9 32 21
 IIIC 5 6 5 5
No. of patients per country (n = 2694)
 UK 1045 73 918 54
 Spain 396 51 288 57
 Chile 322 35 216 71
 Netherlands 227 30 180 27
 Mexico 113 14 86 13
 Italy 98 18 74 6
 Austria 78 5 60 13
 Australia 70 2 53 15
 India 60 6 54 0
 Taiwan 59 14 38 7
 Argentina 50 2 48 0
 Sweden 45 6 24 15
 Sudan 43 7 29 7
 Czechia 37 9 25 3
 South Korea 31 0 23 8
 Egypt 20 0 15 5
Co-morbidities (%) (n = 2447)
 None 65 73 63 70
 Hypertension 16 9 17 15
 Diabetes 8 7 9 6
 Ischaemic heart disease 4 4 4 2
 Asthma 4 2 4 5
 COPD 3 2 3 3
 Peripheral vascular disease 1 1 2 1
Smoker (%) (n = 2666)
 Yes 24 26 23 25
 No 42 32 43 43
 Unknown 34 42 34 32

*Values are mean(s.d.). COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Reported missing values: 2.7 per cent.