International Scholarly Research Notices / 2011 / Article / Tab 1 / Review Article
The Epidemiology and Demographics of Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis Table 1 Incidence of slipped capital femoral epiphysis*.
Study Year City, Country Region Ethnicity Incidence Kelsey et al. [37 ]
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1970 Connecticut and New Mexico All: <25 years old Connecticut 3.41 New Mexico 0.71 Connecticut and New Mexico All age restricted Connecticut 10.08 New Mexico 2.13 Connecticut White Male 4.74 North America Female 1.64 African Male 7.79 Female 6.68 White Urban 3.19 Other 3.19 African Urban 7.95 Other 1.35 Benson et al. [32 ]
2008 New Mexico North America All 6.05 White 2.59 Hispanic 5.49 Native American 5.49 African 11.57 Lehmann et al. [31 ]
2006 United States North America All 10.80 Male 13.35 Female 8.07 White 6.24 Hispanic 15.80 Native American 5.13 African 24.58 Asian/Pacific Islanders 10.11 Northeast 17.15 Midwest 7.69 South 8.12 West 12.70 Larson et al. [39 ] 2010 Minnesota North America All 8.8 Jerre et al. [42 ]
1996
Gothenburg, Sweden Scandinavia All 7.1 Male 9.0 Female 5.1 Henrikson [43 ] 1969 Gothenburg, Sweden Scandinavia All 8.2 Hägglund et al. [34 ]
1984 Southern Sweden Scandinavia All Male 7.1 Female 5.3 Rural Male 7.5 Female 2.2 Urban Male 4.8 Female 3.8 Murray and Wilson [40 ]
2008
Scotland
Europe All 1981 3.78 2000 9.66 Noguchi and Sakamaki [38 ]
2002
Japan
Asia All 1.51 Male 2.22 Female 0.76 Lim et al. [33 ] 2008 Singapore Asia All 1.2 Ninomiya et al. [36 ] 1976 Japan Asia All 0.25 Song et al. [44 ]
2009
Korea
Asia All 0.33 Male 0.50 Female 0.14
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the overall breakdowns by gender and race (unrestricted) are given as incidence per 100,000 for all <25 years of age, while the other numbers are for boys 10–17 years old and girls 8–15 years old.
*incidence for children 8–15 years of age.