Table 1

Characteristics of 1143 relatives of probands with a thrombophilic defect

CharacteristicValue (%)
Male 532 (47) 
Age at enrollment, y 45 (17) 
Free protein S levels, IU/dL 80 (22) 
    In males 83 (25) 
    In females 75 (21) 
First venous thrombosis 96 (8) 
Age at onset, y 39 (15) 
Classification 
    Idiopathic 34 (35) 
    Provoked 62 (65) 
        Surgery, trauma, immobilization 26 
        Oral contraception/hormonal replacement therapy 18 
        Pregnancy, puerperium 17 
        Malignancy 
Concomitant thrombophilic defects 
    Antithrombin deficiency 54 (5) 
    Protein C deficiency 69 (6) 
    Factor V Leiden 157 (14) 
    Prothrombin G20210A 97 (8) 
    Factor VIII > 150 IU/dL 443 (39) 
CharacteristicValue (%)
Male 532 (47) 
Age at enrollment, y 45 (17) 
Free protein S levels, IU/dL 80 (22) 
    In males 83 (25) 
    In females 75 (21) 
First venous thrombosis 96 (8) 
Age at onset, y 39 (15) 
Classification 
    Idiopathic 34 (35) 
    Provoked 62 (65) 
        Surgery, trauma, immobilization 26 
        Oral contraception/hormonal replacement therapy 18 
        Pregnancy, puerperium 17 
        Malignancy 
Concomitant thrombophilic defects 
    Antithrombin deficiency 54 (5) 
    Protein C deficiency 69 (6) 
    Factor V Leiden 157 (14) 
    Prothrombin G20210A 97 (8) 
    Factor VIII > 150 IU/dL 443 (39) 

Continuous variables are denoted as mean (SD). Categorical variables are denoted as number (percent).

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