Predictive Factors of Death after Surgery for Treatment of Proximal Femoral Fracture.

Also regarding the choice for a purely quantitative analysis, we also consider that one of our goals was to create a line of reasoning that is reproducible and applicable to the general population, and not to specific groups and to their different levels of pathological involvement (patients with heart, coronary heart, liver disease, kidney or lung diseases, etc.). Considering the findings presented on Table 3 , in which hospitalization for > 7 days and the presence of FNF did not reach statistical significance, we believe that it is still important to take both variables into account.

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