Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of 144 patients with SLE




Total
No. of patients   144  
Women   130 (90)  
Age at study entry, y   41 (19-76)  
Age at diagnosis of SLE, y   30 (9-73)  
VTE   15 (10)  
ATE   16 (11)  
Fetal loss (% women)   24 (18)  
Both VTE and ATE   2 (1)  
Both VTE and fetal loss (% women)   1 (1)  
Both ATE and fetal loss (% women)   5 (4)  
Actual platelet number, × 109/L   232 (44-576)  
Thrombocytopenia, < 100 × 109/L   2 (1)  
Actual drug therapy  
    Oral contraceptives (% women)   23 (18)  
    Immunosuppressive drugs   78 (54)  
    Oral anticoagulants   12 (8)  
SLEDAI score   2 (0-25)  
SLICC/ACR-DI score
 
0 (0-5)
 



Total
No. of patients   144  
Women   130 (90)  
Age at study entry, y   41 (19-76)  
Age at diagnosis of SLE, y   30 (9-73)  
VTE   15 (10)  
ATE   16 (11)  
Fetal loss (% women)   24 (18)  
Both VTE and ATE   2 (1)  
Both VTE and fetal loss (% women)   1 (1)  
Both ATE and fetal loss (% women)   5 (4)  
Actual platelet number, × 109/L   232 (44-576)  
Thrombocytopenia, < 100 × 109/L   2 (1)  
Actual drug therapy  
    Oral contraceptives (% women)   23 (18)  
    Immunosuppressive drugs   78 (54)  
    Oral anticoagulants   12 (8)  
SLEDAI score   2 (0-25)  
SLICC/ACR-DI score
 
0 (0-5)
 

Continuous variables denoted as median (range), categorical variables as number (%).

VTE indicates venous thromboembolism; ATE, arterial thromboembolism; SLE-DAI, SLE Disease Activity Index; SLICC/ACR-DI, Systemic Lupus International Collaborating Clinics/American College of Rheumatology Damage Index.

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