Full Reversal of Anticoagulants Before Cephalomedullary Fixation of Geriatric Hip Fractures May Not Be Necessary: Erratum
In the article that appears on page 444 of the September issue of Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma, there is an error in data reported in Table 4. The rows of the table were mislabeled, switching the effects of BMI (which is statistically significant) with sex (which is not) and mislabeling creatinine (a continuous variable) as presence of chronic kidney disease (a binary variable). The text of the manuscript pertaining to the table is correct.
TABLE 4. -
Multivariable Cox Regression of 30-D Mortality
Hazard Ratio
95% Confidence Interval
P
Anticoagulant
0.755
Warfarin
0.89
0.40–1.98
DOAC
0.85
0.20–3.52
Antiplatelet
1.49
0.92–2.43
0.100
Age (y)
1.04
1.01–1.07
0.009
BMI (kg/m2)
0.91
0.86–0.96
0.001
Female
1.05
0.61–1.79
0.845
ASA class
3.08
2.01–4.75
<0.001
Operative time (min)
0.99
0.98–1.00
0.089
Tobacco use
0.17
0.02–1.21
0.077
Creatinine (mg/dL)
1.19
1.04–1.37
0.022
Preoperative hemoglobin (g/dL)
0.88
0.77–1.01
0.082
Maturana C, Singh M, Perdue AM, et al. Full reversal of anticoagulants before cephalomedullary fixation of geriatric hip fractures may not Be necessary. J Orthop Trauma. 2023;37:444–449.
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