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>Forrest plot of risk factors for death after distal radius fracture (DRF) in study cohort. The data were obtained from Cox proportional hazards model and presented as hazard ratios (HRs) with 95% confidence intervals (95% CI). On the left side of the graph a subdivision into sex populations was made, if statistically significant. AO A: type A of DRF according to AO foundation.</div>

BioMed Research International

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Figure 2: 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 2 | 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? 