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. 2021 Jul 9;11:14201. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-93559-0

Table 1.

Fracture-related information and medical history.

Number (total = 85) Percentage
Trauma mechanism
Fall from standing height 53 63%
No trauma memorable 30 35%
Recurrent falls 2 2%
FFP classification
FFP 2 (posterior non-displaced) 31 36%
     2a 6
     2b 16
     2c 9
FFP3 (posterior unilateral displaced, all 3c) 3 4%
FFP4 (posterior bilateral displaced) 51 60%
     4b 46
     4c(1) 5
Concomitant fracture anterior pelvis
None 22 26%
Unilateral 45 53%
Bilateral 18 21%
ASA
ASA 2 24 28%
ASA 3 57 67%
ASA 4 4 5%
Comorbidities
Dementia 6 7%
Cardiovascular disease 68 80%
Pulmonary disease 11 13%
Diabetes mellitus 13 15%
Rheumatoid arthritis 6 7%
Known malignancy 25 29%
Preexisting osteoporosis 63 74%
Number or comorbidities (2)
0 7 8%
1 38 45%
2 29 34%
3 11 13%
Medication
Corticosteroids 8 9%
Anticoagulation 15 18%
Antithrombotics 21 25%
Previous hip replacement 17 20%
Previous lumbar fusion 4 5%

(1) All with sacral fracture and contralateral crescent fracture of the ilium.

(2) Counting: Dementia, cerebrovascular disease, pulmonary disease, diabetes mellitus, rheumatoid arthritis, known malignancy.