Table 2. Relationship between gender, fractured bones, and sites of fractures among age groups (n=301).

Study variables	Age group			P-value §
	≤25 years N (%) (n=128)	26 – 49 years N (%) (n=127)	≥50 years N (%) (n=46)
Gender
Male	113 (88.3%)	108 (85.0%)	27 (58.7%)	<0.001 **
Female	15 (11.7%)	19 (15.0%)	19 (41.3%)
Fractured bones
Skull	17 (13.3%)	20 (15.7%)	05 (10.9%)	0.711
Clavicle	11 (08.6%)	07 (05.5%)	03 (06.5%)	0.652
Ribs	14 (10.9%)	19 (15.0%)	05 (10.9%)	0.614
Humerus	27 (21.1%)	29 (22.8%)	09 (19.6%)	0.862
Radius shaft	10 (07.8%)	04 (03.1%)	0	0.043 **
Ulna	11 (08.6%)	05 (03.9%)	0	0.052
Femur	41 (32.0%)	22 (17.3%)	15 (32.6%)	0.013 **
Tibia	16 (12.5%)	17 (13.4%)	03 (06.5%)	0.517
Fibula	15 (11.7%)	08 (06.3%)	04 (08.7%)	0.314
Pelvis	07 (05.5%)	16 (12.6%)	04 (08.7%)	0.201
Spine	21 (16.4%)	22 (17.3%)	10 (21.7%)	0.662
Foot	03 (02.3%)	04 (03.1%)	0	0.599
Hand	01 (0.80%)	04 (03.1%)	0	0.325
Scapula	02 (01.6%)	01 (0.80%)	0	0.834
Site of Fractures
Right	33 (25.8%)	31 (24.4%)	10 (21.7%)	0.205
Left	32 (25.0%)	26 (20.5%)	13 (28.3%)
Bilateral or multiple	50 (39.1%)	43 (33.9%)	13 (28.3%)
Axial	13 (10.2%)	27 (21.3%)	10 (21.7%)