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. 2020 Sep 11;4(18):4337–4346. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2020002553

Table 2.

Details of fracture events during follow-up

Variable Patients with a fracture (N = 81)
Was the site of fracture involved at baseline?, n (%)
 Initial DLBCL bone involvement but not at fracture site 21 (25.9)
 Initial DLBCL bone involvement at subsequent fracture site 14 (17.3)
 No initial DLBCL bone involvement 46 (56.8)
Multiple sites, n (%)
 1 63 (77.8)
 2 14 (17.3)
 3 3 (3.7)
 4 1 (1.2)
Thoracic vertebrae, n (%)
 No 48 (59.3)
 Yes 33 (40.7)
Lumbar vertebrae, n (%)
 No 55 (67.9)
 Yes 26 (32.1)
Any vertebrae, n (%)
 No 28 (34.6)
 Yes 53 (65.4)
Femur/acetabulum, n (%)
 No 71 (87.7)
 Yes 10 (12.3)
Rib/clavicle, n (%)
 No 74 (91.4)
 Yes 7 (8.6)
Forearm/wrist, n (%)
 No 76 (93.8)
 Yes 5 (6.2)
Humerus, n (%)
 No 77 (95.1)
 Yes 4 (4.9)
Shoulder/scapula, n (%)
 No 78 (96.3)
 Yes 3 (3.7)
Sacrum/pubic rami, n (%)
 No 78 (96.3)
 Yes 3 (3.7)
Ankle, n (%)
 No 78 (96.3)
 Yes 3 (3.7)
What was the method of diagnosis?, n (%)
 Symptomatic 42 (51.9)
 Incidental 39 (48.1)
Was A&E attendance or admission required due to fracture?, n (%)
 No 51 (63.0)
 Yes, A&E or other unplanned attendance 16 (19.8)
 Yes, admission 14 (17.3)
Was there a history or trauma associated with the fracture?, n (%)
 No 56 (71.8)
 Yes, fall from standing or sitting 22 (28.2)
 Missing 3
Was surgery needed?, n (%)
 No 72 (88.9)
 Yes 9 (11.1)
Were bisphosphonates used?, n (%)
 No 51 (75.0)
 Yes 17 (25.0)
 Unclear 13
Was opiate analgesia used?, n (%)
 No 35 (56.5)
 Yes 27 (43.5)
 Unclear 19

A&E, accident and emergency department.