Vitamin D Receptor Genetic Variations May Associate with the Risk of Developing Late Fracture-Related Infection in the Chinese Han Population

Table 2

Clinical characteristics of the FRI patients included.

Clinical characteristics	Outcomes
Top injury type (no., %)
Traffic accident	93 (40.0%)
Falling injury	50 (21.5%)
Falling from a height	27 (11.6%)
Stab injury	21 (9.0%)
Body side distribution (no., %)
Left	159 (47.3%)
Right	170 (50.6%)
Bilateral	7 (2.1%)
Single infection site (no., %)	268 (79.8%)
Tibia	158 (59.0%)
Femur	41 (15.3%)
Calcaneus	28 (10.4%)
Foot	8 (3.0%)
Hand	7 (2.6%)
Fibula	7 (2.6%)
Humerus	6 (2.2%)
Ulna	5 (1.9%)
Radius	4 (1.5%)
Another sites	4 (1.5%)
Positive rate of intraoperative culture (%, no.)	57.1% (132/231)
Monomicrobial infection (%, no.)	63.6% (84/132)
Top detected pathogens for monomicrobial infection (no., %)
Staphylococcus aureus	39 (46.4%)
Pseudomonas aeruginosa	12 (14.3%)
Staphylococcus epidermidis	7 (8.3%)
Enterobacter cloacae	6 (7.1%)
Enterococcus faecalis	5 (6.0%)