Figure 2
Figure 2. Change in prevalence of clinical events with increasing LAC positivity. The frequency of TEs, stillbirth (SB), and live birth (LB) varied with increasing number of positive results on LAC assays: patients with 0 of 4 assays positive (ie, LAC negative) had the lowest prevalence of TEs and SB but the highest prevalence of recurrent pregnancy loss. In contrast, patients with 4 of 4 positive results on LAC assays had the highest prevalence of TEs and SB. Patients with either 1 of 4 or 2 of 4 positive LAC assay results appeared to have the same event frequencies.

Change in prevalence of clinical events with increasing LAC positivity. The frequency of TEs, stillbirth (SB), and live birth (LB) varied with increasing number of positive results on LAC assays: patients with 0 of 4 assays positive (ie, LAC negative) had the lowest prevalence of TEs and SB but the highest prevalence of recurrent pregnancy loss. In contrast, patients with 4 of 4 positive results on LAC assays had the highest prevalence of TEs and SB. Patients with either 1 of 4 or 2 of 4 positive LAC assay results appeared to have the same event frequencies.

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