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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the studied population

From: Distribution and treatment of clavicular fractures in monotrauma and polytrauma patients

 

Monotrauma N = 154

Polytrauma N = 155

P value

Age overall years (SD)

37.3

(17.1)

47.7

(20.8)

<0.001

Gender Male (%)

118

(76.6%)

106

(68.4%)

N.S.

HET* (%)

36

(23.4%)

110

(71.0%)

<0.001

ISS** (SD)

4.1

(0.24)

29.2

(10.2)

<0.001

Mortality during admission (%)

0

(0%)

32

(20.6%)

<0.001

Admission department

Surgery ward

37

(24.0%)

28

(18.1%)

N.S.

 

Intensive care

0

(0%)

61

(39.4%)

<0.001

 

Medium care

0

(0%)

41

(26.5%)

<0.001

 

Operation room

1

(0.6%)

20

(12.9%)

<0.001

 

Not admitted

116

(75.3%)

0

(0%)

<0.001

 

Unknown

0

(0%)

5

(3.2%)

<0.001

Trauma mechanism

Traffic

58

(37.7%)

100

(64.5%)

<0.001

 

Fall from height

1

(0.6%)

46

(29.7%)

<0.001

 

Sports

61

(39.6%)

3

(1.9%)

<0.001

 

Other

34

(22.1%)

6

(3.9%)

<0.001

Concomitant fractures of thorax and upper extremity

Costae

  

96

(61.9%)

N.A.

Scapula

  

23

(14.8%)

N.A.

Sternum

  

20

(12.9%)

N.A.

 

Humerus

  

9

(5.8%)

N.A.

  1. *HET; Patients involved in a high energy trauma **ISS; Injury of Severity Score, Mean noted with ±, standard deviation, N.S.; not significant, N.A.; not applicable.