Appendix Table 1.

Life-Tables Estimating Probability of All-Cause Mortality for Imaginary Cohorts of 100 000 Women and 100 000 Men, With and Without Hip Fracture, in the United States

Age Interval, y	Proportion Dying During Age Interval (U.S. Population)*	Relative Risk for Death After Hip Fracture†	Adjusted Proportion of Deaths During Age Interval‡	Persons Alive at Beginning of Age Interval, n	Persons Dying During Age Interval, n	Cumulative Deaths at End of Interval, n	Deaths From Initial Age to End of Interval, %	Years Between Initial Age and End of Interval
Women with hip fracture
80–81	0.046299	2.87	0.133019	100 000	13 302	13 302	13	1
81–82	0.051190	1.86	0.095340	86 698	8266	21 568	22	2
82–83	0.056564	1.58	0.089292	78 432	7003	28 571	29	3
83–84	0.062668	1.71	0.107115	71 429	7651	36 222	36	4
84–85	0.069752	1.91	0.133196	63 778	8495	44 717	45	5
85–86	0.077062	1.81	0.139801	55 283	7729	52 446	52	6
86–87	0.085061	1.50	0.127657	47 554	6071	58 516	59	7
87–88	0.093796	1.69	0.158130	41 484	6560	65 076	65	8
88–89	0.103316	1.99	0.205802	34 924	7187	72 264	72	9
89–90	0.113667	1.96	0.223088	27 736	6188	78 451	78	10
Control women
80–81	0.046299	1.00	0.046299	100 000	4630	4630	5	1
81–82	0.051190	1.00	0.051190	95 370	4882	9512	10	2
82–83	0.056564	1.00	0.056564	90 488	5118	14 630	15	3
83–84	0.062668	1.00	0.062668	85 370	5350	19 980	20	4
84–85	0.069752	1.00	0.069752	80 020	5582	25 562	26	5
85–86	0.077062	1.00	0.077062	74 438	5736	31 298	31	6
86–87	0.085061	1.00	0.085061	68 702	5844	37 142	37	7
87–88	0.093796	1.00	0.093796	62 858	5896	43 038	43	8
88–89	0.103316	1.00	0.103316	56 962	5885	48 923	49	9
89–90	0.113667	1.00	0.113667	51 077	5806	54 729	55	10
Men with hip fracture
80–81	0.066477	3.70	0.246262	100 000	24 626	24 626	25	1
81–82	0.073126	1.90	0.139189	75 374	10 491	35 117	35	2
82–83	0.080046	1.69	0.135151	64 883	8769	43 886	44	3
83–84	0.087161	1.76	0.153125	56 114	8592	52 479	52	4
84–85	0.094768	1.71	0.162044	47 521	7701	60 179	60	5
85–86	0.103554	1.51	0.156461	39 821	6230	66 410	66	6
86–87	0.113038	1.29	0.146376	33 590	4917	71 326	71	7
87–88	0.123254	1.66	0.204825	28 674	5873	77 200	77	8
88–89	0.134235	1.91	0.256772	22 800	5855	83 054	83	9
89–90	0.146007	1.79	0.261145	16 946	4425	87 479	87	10
Control men
80–81	0.066477	1.00	0.066477	100 000	6648	6648	7	1
81–82	0.073126	1.00	0.073126	93 352	6826	13 474	13	2
82–83	0.080046	1.00	0.080046	86 526	6926	20 400	20	3
83–84	0.087161	1.00	0.087161	79 600	6938	27 338	27	4
84–85	0.094768	1.00	0.094768	72 662	6886	34 224	34	5
85–86	0.103554	1.00	0.103554	65 776	6811	41 036	41	6
86–87	0.113038	1.00	0.113038	58 964	6665	47 701	48	7
87–88	0.123254	1.00	0.123254	52 299	6446	54 147	54	8
88–89	0.134235	1.00	0.134235	45 853	6155	60 302	60	9
89–90	0.146007	1.00	0.146007	39 698	5796	66 098	66	10

^*Age-specific probability of all-cause mortality for the general white female and male population, taken from U.S. vital statistics for 2004 (32).

^†Relative risk for death after hip fracture, estimated from time-to-event meta-analyses based on prospective studies of the relationship between hip fracture and subsequent risk for death in patients with hip fracture versus the general population.

^‡All-cause mortality for women or men aged 50 years with hip fracture.