Diferentes factores se han asociado con la mortalidad tras la cirugГa (edad comorbilidades). La fractura de cadera es una patologГa traumГЎtica muy frecuente en el anciano con alta mortalidad. Patients with older age, comorbidities measured with abbreviated CCI and those suffering medical complications have a higher risk of mortality at the month and year of surgery. No association was demonstrated between the surgical parameters studied (surgical delay and time, fracture pattern and stability, reduction criteria, surgical complications) and increased short and long-term mortality. There is no association between delay and surgical time with increased mortality. Multivariate analysis showed significant differences with respect to age, medical complications and Charlson index abbreviated to 2 with respect to mortality. Of the 27 patients who died in the first year, 14 (51.8%) suffered complications, 48.2% of which were medical complications. Forty-three complications were recorded, of which 31 were medical complications. Mortality at one month and one year after surgery was 5.3% and 14.4% respectively. Regarding the Charlson comorbidity index in brief, 67.4% of patients had a score between 0 and 1, 23.5% of 2, and 9.1% of >2. The presence of comorbidities was determined using the JRC. Data were collected on age and sex, laterality and type of fracture surgical delay, surgical time, type of osteosynthesis material, mean stay. Retrospective review of 187 patients operated on in 2015. To analyse the surgical parameters with influence on mortality in surgery of extracapsular hip fractures in the elderly patient, as well as the influence of medical comorbidities of these patients on mortality, by means of the Charlson comorbidity index (CCI). There are surgical factors that are associated with mortality, but they have not been related to the different mortality rates and medical comorbidities. Different factors have been associated with mortality after surgery (age comorbidities). Hip fracture is a very frequent traumatic pathology in the elderly with high mortality. The Journal is included in the major databases: MEDLINE/PubMed, IME, EMBASE, Bibliomed, SCOPUS, and IBECS. All works are evaluated blind by at least 3 peer reviewers, whose judgements are finally supervised by the Editor of the particular area of knowledge and by the Journal Editor in Chief. The Editorial Committee consists of 10 independent members, specialists of recognised prestige that are not associated with the governing bodies of the Society. The Updates and Research Works sections are of great interest to specialists, due to the careful selection of the topics. In each issue it also publishes one or two clinical cases that are of great interest to the readers, since they are usually exceptional cases that are difficult to diagnose or treat. In the contents of the Journal, priority is given to original research articles on the specialty, which is also its main aim the publication of the best original research articles in Spanish. The Revista EspaГ±ola de CirugГa OrtopГ©dica y TraumatologГa (Journal of Orthopaedics Surgery and Traumatology) is the official publication of the Spanish Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology that has a combined total of 5,000 members, and is the leading Spanish journal of the specialty.

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