Table 2.
1 | Age | Older than 85 years |
2 | Gender | Male |
3 | Dementia | Present |
4 | Fracture type | Femoral neck fracture |
5 | Residence before injury | Nursing home or hospital |
6 | Anaemia | Hb:≤12 g/dl in men, ≤11 g/dl in women |
7 | Liver function | GOT ≥40 IU/l, GPT ≥35 IU/l |
8 | Renal function | BUN ≥20 mg/dl |
9 | Electrolyte abnormality | Positive |
10 | Inflammation status | CRP ≥0.5 mg/dl |
11 | Urinary glucose | Positive |
12 | Lung function | Abnormal chest X-ray |
13 | Cardiac function | Abnormal ECG (arrhythmia, ischemic changes, etc) |
14 | Chronic systemic diseasea | Diabetes mellitus, congestive heart failure, ischemic heart disease, etc. |
GOT glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase, GPT glutamic pyruvic transaminase, BUN blood urea nitrogen, CRP C-reactive protein, ECG electrocardiogram
aEleven comorbid conditions according to J Richmond et al. (2003)