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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics and differences between groups

From: Preoperative hemoglobin levels and mortality outcomes after hip fracture patients

Characteristics

Value (n = 626)

Gender

Male

300 (47.9%)

 

Female

326 (52.1%)

Age upon admission, mean ± SD

 

76.27 ± 9.57

Age groups

< 60 years

34 (5.4%)

 

60–69 years

81 (12.9%)

 

70–79 years

266 (42.5%)

 

> 80 years

245 (39.1%)

Type of surgery

Partial hip replacement

212 (33.9%)

 

Intramedullary nail

261 (41.7%)

 

Dynamic hip screw

153 (24.4%)

Type of fracture

Femur neck fracture

215 (34.4%)

 

Intertrochanteric fracture

378 (60.5%)

 

Subtrochanteric fracture

32 (5.1%)

Comorbidities

Hypertension

426 (68.1%)

 

Diabetes mellitus

309 (49.4%)

 

Cardiovascular diseases

183 (29.2%)

 

Cerebrovascular accident

76 (12.1%)

 

Renal diseases

86 (13.7%)

 

Malignancy

44 (7.0%)

 

Pulmonary diseases

37 (5.9%)

 

Dementia

37 (5.9%)

 

Neurological disease

18 (2.9%)

Length of hospital stay, mean ± SD

 

8.21 ± 5.60

ICU admission

Yes

166 (26.5%)

 

No

460 (73.5%)

Hemoglobin level at admission, mean ± SD

 

11.85 ± 2.35

Hemoglobin upon admission (g/dl)

< 12

347 (55.4%)

 

≥ 12

279 (44.6%)

RDW upon admission, mean ± SD

15.53 ± 1.99

RDW upon admission

< 15

287 (45.8%)

 

≥ 15

339 (54.2%)

  1. Note: SD, standard deviation; RDW, red cell distribution width