Research Article

Seasonal Temperature and Pin Site Care Regimen Affect the Incidence of Pin Site Infection in Pediatric Supracondylar Humeral Fractures

Table 2

Patient data in the high-temperature season.

VariableNoncare groupDaily care group value

Number of patients*2020
Mean age (years)+6.9 ± 2.17.1 ± 30.85
Male/female*13/714/60.74
BMI (Kg/m2)+17.6 ± 3.316.9 ± 40.55
Right/left*11/912/80.75
Fracture type II/III*1/192/181.00
Average number of pins2.352.450.57
Pin retention (days)+33.4 ± 535.4 ± 100.45
Infected patients4 (20)14 (70)0.001

The values are given as the number of patients.
+The values are given as the mean and standard deviation.
Data are number (%) of patients.
< 0.05 is considered statistically significant.