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. 2021 Aug 11:NEJMoa2109908. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2109908

Table 3. Clinical and Laboratory Features with Respect to Outcomes in Patients with VITT.*.

Variable Patients Who Were Alive
(N=170)
Patients Who Died
(N=49)
Age — yr (range) 48 (40–55) 47 (32–56)
Sex — no./total no. (%)
Male 79/97 (81) 18/97 (19)
Female 90/120 (75) 30/120 (25)
Median days since vaccination (IQR) 14 (11–17) 13 (10–16)
Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis — no./total no. (%)
No 100/117 (85) 17/117 (15)
Yes 70/102 (69) 32/102 (31)
Intracranial hemorrhage — no./total no. (%)
No 145/172 (84) 27/172 (16)
Yes 25/47 (53) 22/47 (47)
Platelet count <30,000 per mm3 — no./total no. (%)
No 135/161 (84) 26/161 (16)
Yes 33/56 (59) 23/56 (41)
Median platelet count (IQR) — per mm3 52,000 (34,000–80,000) 30,000 (16,000–57,000)
Median fibrinogen level (IQR) — g/liter 2.3 (1.5–3.2) 1.7 (1.1–2.9)
Median d-dimer level (IQR) — FEU 20,000 (7,000–36,000) 28,000 (13,000–57,000)
PF4 — no./total no. (%)
Negative 5/6 (83) 1/6 (17)
Positive 159/198 (80) 38/198 (19)
Not performed 6/16 (38) 10/16 (62)
*

Shown are the numbers of patients in each category for whom data were known. Data on age and the platelet count were available for 217 patients (167 who were alive, 49 who had died, and 1 with an unknown outcome), data on days since vaccination were available for 218 patients (168 who were alive, 49 who had died, and 1 with an unknown outcome), and data on the fibrinogen and d-dimer levels were available for 202 patients (160 who were alive, 41 who had died, and 1 with an unknown outcome).