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. 2012 Aug 21;12:114. doi: 10.1186/1471-230X-12-114

Table 3.

Clinical thrombophilic risk factors in association with pre-transplant PVT cases

  With pre-transplant PVT (n = 62) Without pre-transplant PVT (n = 318) Significance
Child/adult recipient
2/60
48/270
p = 0.011
Male/female recipient
44/18
210/108
p = 0.451
Associated tumor (Yes/No)
15/32
63/133
p = 0.951
Diabetes mellitus and/or high lipid (Yes/No)
24/25
68/135
p = 0.043
Inflammatory disease (Yes/No)
0/39
0/183
p = N
Smoking (Yes/No)
20/26
111/92
p = 0.169
Inmobility (Yes/No)
3/36
9/166
p = 0.531
Surgery Intervention (Yes/No)
24/23
104/103
p = 0.919
Obesity (Yes/No)
5/37
4/178
p = 0.004
Nephrotic syndrome (Yes/No)
0/39
14/163
p = 0.069
Myeloproliferative syndrome (Yes/No)
2/39
0/185
p = 0.003
Trauma (Yes/No)
3/37
10/171
p = 0.631
Cause of liver transplantation
 
 
p = 0.135
 BHV
2
16
 
 CHV
12
61
 
 Ethanol
14
48
 
 Autoimmune
3
5
 
 Toxicity
1
7
 
 Tumor
7
22
 
 Cryptogenetic
1
14
 
 Vascular
2
0
 
 Infrequent (deficit alpha1 antitrypsin)
3
23
 
 Biliary atresia
2
22
 
 BHV and CHV
10
42
 
 BHV and CHV and Tumor 5 58  

HCV, hepatitis C virus; HBV, hepatitis B virus; PVT, portal vein thrombosis. Data on height was available in 224 of 380 recipients. The body mass index (BMI) was calculated as weight in kilograms/height in meters squared. Obesity was considered when BMI > 30 kg/m2. Missing Values: associated tumor (138); DM and/or High lipid (128); Inflammatory disease (158); Smoking (131); Inmobility (166); Surgery Intervention (126); Nephrotic Syndrome (164); Myeloproliferative Syndrome (159); Trauma (159).