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Table 4 Stabbing vs shooting related major injuries of the buttock

From: Analytical review of 664 cases of penetrating buttock trauma

Injuries

Stab wound n = 158

Shot wound n = 457

Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Internal

P*

Visceral:

38 (24%)

166 (36%)

0.56

0.37-0.84

0.006

   Colon

0

39 (9%)

0.24

0.11-0.50

0.0003

   Small bowel

4 (3%)

47 (10%)

0.23

0.08-0.64

0.004

   Rectal

30 (19%)

37 (8%)

2.66

1.58-4.48

0.0003

   Bladder

2 (1%)

21 (5%)

0.33

0.08-1.42

0.0097

Major vessel:

55 (35%)

26 (6%)

8.85

5.30-14.80

0.0001

Gluteal arteries:

32 (20%)

5 (1%)

22.96

8.76-60.14

0.0001

   Superior gluteal artery

28 (18%)

5 (1%)

19.47

7.37-51.43

0.0001

   Inferior gluteal artery

4 (3%)

0

49.97

5.28-473.4

0.005

Iliac vessels:

13 (8%)

5 (1%)

8.10

2.84-23.12

0.0001

   Iliac artery

7 (4%)

1 (0.2%)

8.10

2.84-23.12

0.0003

   Internal iliac artery

4 (3%)

0

49.97

5.28-473.4

0.0046

Femoral vessels:

6 (4%)

2 (0.4%)

8.98

1.79-44.96

0.005

   Femoral artery

5 (3%)

0

50.30

6.72-376.39

0.001

Sciatic nerve

4 (3%)

1 (0.2%)

11.84

1.31-106.78

0.023

Bony pelvis

0

27 (6%)

0.25

0.10-0.59

0.004

  1. Values in parenthesis are percentages. *Z test.