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. 2022 May 17;11(10):2834. doi: 10.3390/jcm11102834

Table 3.

Mortality rates (per 1000 person-years) and hazard ratios (HRs) for the association between pelvic fracture and all-cause mortality in a cohort of pelvic-fractured patients and age- and sex-matched fracture-free controls, stratified by age group and sex.

Overall Mortality
Age Group Sex Deaths Follow-Up Mortality Rate per 1000 PY Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
50–64 Men Controls 1136 21,095.9 53.8 Reference Reference Reference
PF 587 24,554.9 23.9 0.46
(0.42–0.51) ***
0.47
(0.42–0.51) ***
0.32
(0.28–0.35) ***
Women Controls 1527 17,443.7 87.5 Reference Reference Reference
PF 393 24,535.8 16.02 0.20
(0.18–0.23) ***
0.20
(0.18–0.23) ***
0.19
(0.17–0.21) ***
Total Controls 2663 38,539.7 69.1 Reference Reference Reference
PF 980 49,090.7 20.0 0.31
(0.29–0.33) ***
0.31
(0.29–0.34) ***
0.25
(0.23–0.27) ***
65+ Men Controls 2412 48,513.7 49.7 Reference Reference Reference
PF 4933 39,508.0 124.9 2.44
(2.33–2.57) ***
2.66
(2.53–2.79) ***
1.36
(1.29–1.43) ***
Women Controls 9898 137,874.1 71.8 Reference Reference Reference
PF 14,141 134,288.6 105.3 1.78 1
(1.72–1.83) ***
1.79 1
(1.74–1.85) ***
1.15 1
(1.10–1.19) ***
Total Controls 12,310 186,387.8 66.0 Reference Reference Reference
PF 19,074 173,796.6 109.7 1.65
(1.62–1.69) ***
1.75
(1.71–1.79) ***
1.15
(1.12–1.17) ***

1 Results of logistic regression analysis; the numbers represent odds ratios. *** p < 0.001. Model 1: crude, Model 2: adjusted for age at index date, Model 3: adjusted for weighted EHI (continuous variable).