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. 2009 Aug 25;21(1):25–33. doi: 10.1007/s00198-009-1032-9

Table 1.

Estimated annual hip fracture incidence (per 1,000) comparing current and revised rates

Age-group Olmsted County, MN, 1989–1991 [21] National Inpatient Sample, 2006
Rate No. of fractures Rate No. of fractures
Women
50–54 0.66 5 0.29 2,197
55–59 0.83 5 0.57 3,992
60–64 1.65 9 1.05 5,679
65–69 2.21 11 2.03 8,690
70–74 2.75 12 3.94 14,578
75–79 8.61 33 7.93 27,488
80-84 18.38 57 14.47 42,322
85+ 24.88 85 26.05 82,383
Subtotal 5.37a 217 4.97a 187,339
Men
50–54 0.40 3 0.28 2,062
55–59 0.32 2 0.38 2,528
60–64 0.81 4 0.66 3,333
65–69 1.89 8 1.18 4,510
70–74 1.60 5 2.10 6,462
75–79 5.34 12 4.02 10,355
80–84 5.97 8 8.13 14,724
85+ 15.01 16 16.30 23,060
Subtotal 2.10a 58 2.09a 67,034
Total 3.86b 275 3.64b 254,373

aIncidence per 1,000 directly age-adjusted to the 2006 US non-Hispanic white population

bIncidence per 1,000 directly age- and sex-adjusted to the 2006 US non-Hispanic white population