Trauma

128. Hospital and municipality related variation in one-year mortality after hip-fracture: a cross-classified multilevel analysis in Sweden
129. The incidence of hip fractures, amongst elderly aged 70+, continues to decrease.
130. Positive local effects of a national and local interdisciplinary, team-based quality improvement process (LKT), regarding patients with Hip Fractures aged 65+, treated surgically.
131. Surgical delay in NOAC treated hip fracture patients
132. Introducing the “hip call” to facilitate early surgical treatment of patients with hip fractures: A feasibility study
133. Association of CHA2DS2-VASc Score with Stroke, Thromboembolism and Death in Hip Fracture Patients: A Nationwide Cohort Study.
134. Patient-reported outcome 12 months following lateral tibial plateau fractures are not associated to MRI verified soft tissue injuries - a 12 months prospective cohort study of 56 patients
135. Effects of lockdown during Covid-19 on the number of Emergency Room visits in Odense University Hospital
136. Clinical and radiological results treating patients with patella fractures using a novel non-metallic fixation method, the “KnotMe” technique: a prospective case series of 24 patients
137. Validity of the Danish Fracture Database: Preliminary results from the Region of Southern Denmark
138. Posterior tilt in nondisplaced femoral neck fractures increases the risk of reoperations after osteosynthesis. A systematic review and meta-analysis
139. Hip fracture surgery simulation and career choice
140. Loss of pre-fracture basic mobility status at hospital discharge for hip fracture is associated with 30-day infection - A one-year nationwide cohort study of 5,330 Danish patients
141. Hospital variation in red blood cell transfusion after hip fracture surgery