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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 2 Patient characteristics of the trans-iliac trans-sacral screw group

From: Higher pelvic incidence values are a risk factor for trans-iliac trans-sacral screw malposition in sacroiliac complex fracture treatment

Variable

Small pelvic incidence (N = 37)

Large pelvic incidence (N = 33)

p

Basic data

 Male/female (N, ratio)

22/15

15/18

0.241

 Age (years, mean ± SD)

39.14 ± 19.16

44.52 ± 19.02

0.243

 Body mass index (kg/m2, mean ± SD)

23.33 ± 4.36

23.44 ± 4.37

0.913

Injury-related variables

 Associated injuries

  Brain (N)

9

4

0.230

  Chest (N)

9

11

0.405

  Abdomen (N)

8

4

0.353

  Urogenital (N)

13

5

0.056

  Extremities (N)

22

18

0.678

  Spine (N)

2

0

0.494

 AO/OTA classification

  

0.279

  B2 (N)

15

17

 

  B3 (N)

13

8

 

  C1 (N)

5

7

 

  C2 (N)

3

0

 

  C3 (N)

1

1

 

 Tile classification

  

0.477

  B (N)

28

25

 

  C (N)

9

8

 

 Young–Burgess classification

  

0.323

  APC (N)

14

11

 

  LC (N)

22

18

 

  VS (N)

1

4

 

 Acetabular fracture (N)

8

6

0.719

 Morel Lavallee (N)

4

5

0.726

 ISS (mean ± SD)

22.65 ± 9.46

15.47 ± 11.23

0.005*

 NISS (mean ± SD)

25.57 ± 9.85

20.06 ± 14.93

0.072

 Open fracture (N)

5

2

0.434

Surgery-related variables

 Injury-to-surgery interval (days, mean ± SD)

9.27 ± 5.28

9.24 ± 11.72

0.990

Surgery position

 Supine/prone (N, ratio)

31/6

24/9

0.260

 Open/closed reduction (N, ratio)

7/30

6/27

0.937

  1. N number, SD standard deviation, m meters, kg kilograms, AO/OTA Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen/Orthopaedic Trauma Association, ISS Injury Severity Score, NISS New Injury Severity Score, * p value < 0.05