Table 5.

Characteristics of VTE/AT episodes in patients with bladder cancer

Parameter	Subparameter	n = 18
Type of VTE/ AT	DVT	38.9% (n = 7)
	PE	33.3% (n = 6)
	Other forms of VTE: visceral, associated with catheter…	22.2% (n = 4)
	Acute myocardial infarction	5.6% (n = 1)
Tumor reevaluation at diagnosis of VTE/ AT	Complete response	5.6% (n = 1)
	Partial response	5.6% (n = 1)
	Stable disease	5.6% (n = 1)
	Unconfirmed progression	5.6% (n = 1)
	Confirmed progression	50% (n = 9)
	Not reevaluated	27.8% (n = 5)
VTE/ AT presentation	Incidental	55.6% (n = 10)
	Symptomatic	44.4% (n = 8)
Setting of VTE/AT diagnosis	Outpatient	72.2% (n = 13)
	In-patient	27.8% (n = 5)
Setting of VTE/ AT management	Outpatient	38.9% (n = 7)
	In-patient	61.1% (n = 11)

AT arterial thrombosis, DVT deep vein thrombosis, PE pulmonary embolism, VTE venous thromboembolism