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. 2011 Dec;21(6):e334–e340. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0838.2011.01300.x

Table 1.

Number of dislocations and annual incidence of shoulder dislocations in Oslo in 2009 (NPR data and incidence rates based on the NPR data are in brackets)

Sex Age group (years) Population January 01, 2009 Number of dislocations in total Annual incidence per 100 000 Number of primary dislocations Annual incidence “Primary” per 100 000
0–19 64 481 17 (11) 26.4 (17.1) 6 9.3
20–29 46 994 96 (108) 204.3 (229.8) 31 66.0
30–39 57 894 48 (54) 82.9 (93.3) 18 31.1
Men 40–49 41 911 26 (30) 62.0 (71.6) 11 26.3
50–59 31 474 15 (25) 47.7 (79.4) 9 28.6
60–69 23 469 16 (12) 68.2 (51.1) 9 38.4
70–79 10 963 7 (8) 63.9 (73.0) 6 54.7
≥80 7321 9(9) 122.9 (122.9) 9 122.9
0–19 61 939 5 (6) 8.1 (9.7) 1 1.6
20–29 51 235 14 (17) 27.3 (33.2) 5 9.8
30–39 53 059 16 (15) 30.2 (28.3) 8 15.1
Women 40–49 37 713 6 (6) 15.9 (15.9) 1 2.7
50–59 31 419 10 (11) 31.8 (35.0) 6 19.1
60–69 24 378 8 (12) 32.8 (49.2) 7 28.7
70–79 15 132 13 (15) 85.9 (99.1) 11 72.7
≥80 16 093 18 (21) 111.9 (130.5) 13 80.8
In total 575 475 324 (360) 56.3 (62.6) 151 26.2

NPR, Norwegian Patient Register.