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Table 3 Baseline characteristics of data in the FDR

From: Steppingstones to the implementation of an inhospital fracture and dislocation registry using the AO/OTA classification: compliance, completeness and commitment

 

Sex

Type of treatment

Type of injury

 

Female

N

(%)

Male

N

(%)

Primary

†

N

(%)

Secondary

‡

N

(%)

LBF *

N

(%)

NLBF **

N

(%)

Dislocation ***

N

(%)

adult

3793 (55)

3128 (45)

4666 (67)

2255

(33)

6053

(88)

708

(10)

160

(2)

child

501 (40)

766 (60)

910

(72)

357

(28)

1184

(93)

58

(5)

25

(2)

  1. † The first time a fracture was treated at the operation
  2. ‡ Subsequent treatments
  3. * Fracture with or without dislocation in long bones; humerus, radius, ulna, femur, tibia or fibula
  4. ** Fractures with or without dislocation in other bones (non long bone fractures).
  5. *** Dislocations without any significant fracture
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Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine

ISSN: 1757-7241