Enhanced rehabilitation for unstable pelvic tile C fractures: integrating mechanotherapy and early intervention

Table 1 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics

	Group A Hocoma Lokomat n = 33	Group B Conventional n = 40	t/X2	P
Age	47.36 ± 10.63	51.61 ± 12.50	1.018	0.317
Gender			0.088	0.767
Male	19	25
Female	14	16
BMI	22.13 ± 2.07	22.63 ± 2.31	0.337	0.966
ISS	9.58 ± 3.43	10.44 ± 3.19	1.117	0.268
Mechanism of injury			0.036	0.850
Car accident	24	29
Fall injury	9	12
Basic diseases
Heart disease	2	3
Diabetic	2	2
Smoke	3	5
Collateral damage
Head trauma	0	2
Abdominal injury	2	5
Chest injury	1	0
Multisystem injury	4	4

BMI: Body Mass Index; ISS: Injury Severity Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD) for continuous variables or number (%) for categorical variables. Group differences were evaluated using independent t-tests (continuous variables) or chi-squared tests (categorical variables). No significant baseline disparities were observed (all p > 0.05). BMI = body mass index; ISS = Injury Severity Score. Score

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