Table 7.

Patients who developed thrombosis during the study period.

N	Date	Age (y)	Weight (kg)	BMI (kg/m2)	Risk factors	VTE score	Type of VTE	Evolution
1	25/09/2015	37	73	29	Twins, premature rupture of membranes, chorioamnionitis, bed rest, c-section, uterine atony, hysterectomy, septic shock, blood transfusion	9	PE ‒ 7th day PS	Alive
2	30/06/2016	29	78	27	Fetal malformation, c-section	0	PE and DVT ‒ 7th day PS	Alive
3	10/09/2016	28	73	25	Twins, difficult extraction, c-section, asthma	1	PE and DVT ‒ 11th day PS	Alive
4	21/02/2017	34	60	28	Chronic renal insufficiency, seizure 25th day post-normal delivery, rehospitalization	3	DVT ‒ 39th PS	Alive
5	05/03/2017	33	67	31	Chronic renal insufficiency, c-section, neonatal death, depression (total bed rest), enoxaparin 100 mg	3	PE and DVT ‒ 14th day PS.	Alive
6	26/06/2017	41	91	33	Increased age, gross varicose veins, suboptimal dose of heparin	3	Superficial thrombophlebitis ‒ 10th day after vaginal delivery	Alive
7	22/01/2018	30	66	23	Surgery in pregnancy (correction of meningomyelocele) postoperative vomiting, bed rest, dehydration	2	Cerebral venous thrombosis ‒ 7th PS (seizure)	Alive
8	18/03/2018	42	105	35	Increased age, gross varicose veins in left leg	3	Superficial thrombophlebitis ‒ 2nd day post-normal delivery	Alive
9	25/09/2018	31	112	38	Emergency c-section, uterine atony, hemorrhage, multiparity, DVT in the first trimester of pregnancy, autoimmune disease, smoking, withholding of anticoagulation for 3 days after c-section	7	PE ‒ 26th day PS	Alive
10	04/02/2018	34	120	38	Metastatic colon cancer, previous VTE, c-section in the 35th week of pregnancy, sepsis, enoxaparin 40 mg/day	7	Vena cava Thrombosis (post-mortem diagnosis).	Dead ‒ 15th day PS

BMI, Body Mass Index; c-section, cesarean section; VTE, Venous Thromboembolism, PE, Pulmonary Embolism; PS, Post-Surgery; DVT, Deep Venous Thrombosis.