Figure 2
Relationship between blood counts during follow-up and risk of major hemorrhage. The curve of best fit is shown as a thick green line with the 95% confidence intervals for the curve shown as thin green lines. A hazard ratio of 1 (dashed line) indicates no increased risk of thrombosis, whereas > 1 indicates increased risk. Counts at which events occurred are marked with an orange line above the x axis; counts at which no events occurred are marked with black ticks. Curves are shown for platelet count (A), WBC count (B), and Hb concentration (C).

Relationship between blood counts during follow-up and risk of major hemorrhage. The curve of best fit is shown as a thick green line with the 95% confidence intervals for the curve shown as thin green lines. A hazard ratio of 1 (dashed line) indicates no increased risk of thrombosis, whereas > 1 indicates increased risk. Counts at which events occurred are marked with an orange line above the x axis; counts at which no events occurred are marked with black ticks. Curves are shown for platelet count (A), WBC count (B), and Hb concentration (C).

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