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. 2015 Jul 31;11(3):223–235. doi: 10.1007/s11420-015-9435-y

Table 5.

Characteristics and outcomes: comparison between our study and other hip fracture studies

Our study Kadowaki Castronuovo Kirkland Maxwell Roche
Country, year US, 2013 Japan, 2012 Italy, 2011 US, 2011 UK, 2008 UK, 2005
Total n 198 186 6896 485 4967 2448
Study design Retrospective chart review Retrospective chart review Prospective cohort: administrative data registry Retrospective chart review Prospective cohort Prospective observational
Mean age (year) SD 85.9 (5.8) 84 n/a 82.8 (7.8) 80 82
Median age, (range) 85 (75–104) (65–105) 83 (65–106) 83 (64–106) (17–102) (60–103)
Female gender, n (%) 137 (69.19) 151 (81.2) 5387 (78) 356 (73.4) 76.8% 1955 (80)
30-day mortality, n (%) 11 (5.56) 3 (1.6) 6.3%a

53 (10.9)

36 (9.7) over 75 years

390 (7.9) 231 (9.6)
90 years or more, n (%) 54 (27.3) 50 (26.9) n/ac 96 (19.8) n/a 465 (19)
Type of fracture
 Femoral neck 78 (39.39) 58 (31) 6378 (92.5%) n/a

4967 (99.9)

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57% Intracapsular, 43% extracapsular
 Trochanteric 120 (60.61) 128 (69)
% Conservative Excluded Excluded 16.2% 7.3% Excluded Excludedd
Preop risk scoring method Charlson ASA Modified Charlson by Deyo (for ICD9) Charlson Nottingham
Patients with 2 or more comorbid conditions, n (%) 69 (34.85) 51 (27)b (9.1) 56.1% 1.155 (23.3) 576 (24)

n/a data not available

aIncluded patients managed nonoperatively

bSolely corresponds to the amount of patients with 3 or more comorbidities, study does not include amount of patients with only 2 comorbidities

c2,726 (39.5%) greater than 84 years

dExcluded 358 patients including all those aged <60; those with periprosthetic fractures, pathological fractures; fractures treated without surgery; patients who died before surgery