Table 1

Demographic and clinical characteristics

CharacteristicsValue
No. 104 
Age, y (mean ± SD) 45 ± 15 
Female, no. (%) 82 (79) 
IgG isotype, no. (%) 86 (83) 
    dRVVT mixing (mean ± SD) 1.78 ± 0.5 
    IgG aCL, GPL units (mean ± SD) 102 ± 91 
    IgG aβ2GPI, units (mean ± SD) 123 ± 154 
IgM isotype, no. (%)  
    dRVVT mixing 18 (17) 
    IgM aCL, GPL units (mean ± SD) 1.42 ± 0.3 
    IgM aβ2GPI, units (mean ± SD) 81 ± 58 
Reason for initial testing, no. (%)  
    Prolonged aPTT 55 (53) 
    Autoimmune disorder 39 (37) 
    Family history for thrombosis 4 (4) 
    Migraine 2 (2) 
Autoimmune disorders, no. (%)  
    SLE 14 (13) 
    Other 35 (34) 
Risk for arterial thrombosis* no. (%) 34 (33) 
Risk for venous thrombosis no. (%) 30 (29) 
CharacteristicsValue
No. 104 
Age, y (mean ± SD) 45 ± 15 
Female, no. (%) 82 (79) 
IgG isotype, no. (%) 86 (83) 
    dRVVT mixing (mean ± SD) 1.78 ± 0.5 
    IgG aCL, GPL units (mean ± SD) 102 ± 91 
    IgG aβ2GPI, units (mean ± SD) 123 ± 154 
IgM isotype, no. (%)  
    dRVVT mixing 18 (17) 
    IgM aCL, GPL units (mean ± SD) 1.42 ± 0.3 
    IgM aβ2GPI, units (mean ± SD) 81 ± 58 
Reason for initial testing, no. (%)  
    Prolonged aPTT 55 (53) 
    Autoimmune disorder 39 (37) 
    Family history for thrombosis 4 (4) 
    Migraine 2 (2) 
Autoimmune disorders, no. (%)  
    SLE 14 (13) 
    Other 35 (34) 
Risk for arterial thrombosis* no. (%) 34 (33) 
Risk for venous thrombosis no. (%) 30 (29) 

dRVVT indicates diluted Russell viper venom time; and aPTT, activated partial thromboplastin time.

*

Considered risk factors for arterial thrombosis: diabetes mellitus, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, obesity, smoking habit, and family history.

Considered risk factor for venous thrombosis: recent surgical intervention, perioperative immobilization, oral estroprogestinic treatment, pregnancy, malignancy, family history, thrombophilia, and previous VTE.

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