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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 1 General patient characteristics (n = 394)

From: The relationship between anemia at admission and outcome in patients older than 60 years with hip fracture

 

Anemic group (patients with anemia at admission)

Nonanemic group

P value*

No. of patients

266 (67.5%)

128 (32.5%)

 

Gender

   

 Male

66 (24.8%)

23 (18.0%)

0.1282

 Female

200 (75.2%)

105 (82.0%)

Age (years)

   

 60–84

125 (47.0%)

89 (69.5%)

0.000026

 ≥85

141 (53.0%)

39 (30.5%)

Preinjury residence

   

 Nursing home or hospital

106 (39.8%)

37 (28.9%)

0.0344

 Own home

160 (60.2%)

91 (71.1%)

Type of fracture

   

 Femoral neck

72 (27.1%)

53 (41.4%)

0.00418

 Trochanteric

194 (72.9%)

75 (58.6%)

Treatment modality

   

 Operative

235 (88.3%)

112 (87.5%)

0.8083

 Nonopenative

31 (11.7%)

16 (12.5%)

Preinjury walking abilitya

   

 Ambulatory

216 (81.2%)

112 (87.5%)

0.1170

 Nonambulatory

50 (18.8%)

16 (12.5%)

  1. aPatients were divided into two groups: those who could walk independently or with aids (ambulatory), and those who required a wheelchair or were bedridden or who died (nonambulatory)
  2. * Chi-square for independence test