Table 1.

Incidences of Venous Thromboembolism: Exposure to Inherited Antithrombin Deficiency and the Effect of Acquired or Genetic Risk Factors (Men and Women, Univariate)

Acquired Risk Factor*Antithrombin DeficiencyYears Patient VT (%/yr) Ic (95% CI)
+  69  14  20.3  (12.0-34.3)  
+  −  81  1.2  (0.2-8.8)  
−  +  1,534  4  0.3 (0.1-0.7)  
−  −  1,820  0   
Other Genetic Risk Factor Antithrombin Deficiency  Years Patient  VT (%/yr)  Ic (95% CI)  
+  108  5  4.6  (1.9-11.1)  
+  −  401  0.3  (0.1-1.8)  
−  +  1,495  13  0.9 (0.5-1.5)  
−  −  1,500  0  
Acquired Risk Factor*Antithrombin DeficiencyYears Patient VT (%/yr) Ic (95% CI)
+  69  14  20.3  (12.0-34.3)  
+  −  81  1.2  (0.2-8.8)  
−  +  1,534  4  0.3 (0.1-0.7)  
−  −  1,820  0   
Other Genetic Risk Factor Antithrombin Deficiency  Years Patient  VT (%/yr)  Ic (95% CI)  
+  108  5  4.6  (1.9-11.1)  
+  −  401  0.3  (0.1-1.8)  
−  +  1,495  13  0.9 (0.5-1.5)  
−  −  1,500  0  
*

Surgery, trauma, plaster cast, hospital admittance, immobilization more than 2 weeks before thrombosis. A time window of 1 year after the acquired risk situation was used.

Episodes of venous thromboembolism (VT), incidence rates per 100 patient years with 95% confidence intervals.

Factor V Leiden or PT20210A.

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