Table 3.

Characteristics of patients with recurrent PE

Patient numberAge at initial clot (y)SexThrombosis risk factors at recurrenceTime to recurrence (mo)Anticoagulation at time of recurrence
21 Mitochondrial disease
CVC
Factor V Leiden heterozygosity 
0.75 Subtherapeutic enoxaparin 
16 May Thurner syndrome with stent
Obesity (BMI = 30 kg/m2
2.75 Enoxaparin 
14 Systemic lupus erythematosus Rivaroxaban 
16 Poorly controlled type 1 diabetes mellitus
Persistently elevated factor VIII (350% to 400%) 
11 None 
18 May Thurner syndrome
Immobility from anterior cruciate ligament repair before recurrent PE 
24 None 
17 Respiratory failure from substance overdose 36 None 
14 Chronic pancreatitis
CVC for total parenteral nutrition 
42 None 
18 APS
Obesity (BMI = 55 kg/m2
51 Rivaroxaban 
Patient numberAge at initial clot (y)SexThrombosis risk factors at recurrenceTime to recurrence (mo)Anticoagulation at time of recurrence
21 Mitochondrial disease
CVC
Factor V Leiden heterozygosity 
0.75 Subtherapeutic enoxaparin 
16 May Thurner syndrome with stent
Obesity (BMI = 30 kg/m2
2.75 Enoxaparin 
14 Systemic lupus erythematosus Rivaroxaban 
16 Poorly controlled type 1 diabetes mellitus
Persistently elevated factor VIII (350% to 400%) 
11 None 
18 May Thurner syndrome
Immobility from anterior cruciate ligament repair before recurrent PE 
24 None 
17 Respiratory failure from substance overdose 36 None 
14 Chronic pancreatitis
CVC for total parenteral nutrition 
42 None 
18 APS
Obesity (BMI = 55 kg/m2
51 Rivaroxaban 

CVC, central venous cathether; F, female; M, male.

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