Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
Table 1 Demographic, clinical, and job-related characteristics of the study participants
From: Are work return and leaves of absence predictable after an unstable pelvic ring injury?
Variables | |
|---|---|
Gender | |
Female | 18 (36.0) |
Male | 32 (64.0) |
Age at surgery (years) | 46.3 ± 12.6 |
Time from trauma to definitive surgery (days) | 11 (6; 15) |
Follow-up period (months) | 38.5 (18; 60) |
Type of fracture | |
B | 12 (24.0) |
C | 38 (76.0) |
Polytrauma (ISS >15) | |
No | 36 (72.0) |
Yes | 14 (28.0) |
ASA classification score | |
0–1 | 40 (80.0) |
2–3 | 10 (20.0) |
ICU admission | |
No | 18 (36.0) |
Yes | 32 (64.0) |
Sedentary worker | |
No | 25 (50.0) |
Yes | 25 (50.0) |
Job sector | |
Private | 40 (80.0) |
Public | 10 (20.0) |
Resumption of the previous job | |
No | 12 (24.0) |
Yes | 38 (76.0) |
Maintenance of the same job tasksa | |
No | 17 (46.0) |
Yes | 20 (54.0) |
Time to get back to work (days)a | 195 (150; 300) |