Higher Mortality in Men Compared with Women following Distal Radius Fracture in Population Aged 50 Years or Above: Are Common Distal Radius Fracture Classifications Useful in Predicting Mortality?

<div>Unadjusted (a) and age-adjusted (b) Kaplan-Meier curves illustrating survival probabilities in studied distal radius fracture cohort divided into sex subpopulations. Normal line: females, bold line: males, DRF: distal radius fracture, cum survival: cumulative survival.</div>

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Figure 1: Higher Mortality in Men Compared with Women following Distal Radius Fracture in Population Aged 50 Years or Above: Are Common Distal Radius Fracture Classifications Useful in Predicting Mortality? 

Figure 1 | Higher Mortality in Men Compared with Women following Distal Radius Fracture in Population Aged 50 Years or Above: Are Common Distal Radius Fracture Classifications Useful in Predicting Mortality? 