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. 2017 Jul 27;12(7):e0182041. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0182041

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of the population.

Cases (n) %/SD Controls (n) %/SD p-value6
Total number 794 49% 8281 51%
VTE 794
  DVT 600 75.5%
  PE 194 24.5%
Age (mean) 32 [17–49] + SD: ± 9.6+ 31.5 [18–51] + SD: ± 9.0+ 0.1
BMI (mean) 24 [18–37] + SD: ± 5.2+ 23 [17.5–33.5] + SD: ± 4.2+ 6.6E-06
Family history of VTE 222 28% 19(317)2 15(38)2% 1.7E-03
Smoking 260 33% 206 25% 4.7E-04
Cancer 6 0.7% 23 0.2% 0.4
Autoimmune disease 8 1% 43 0.7% 0.65
Thrombophilia factors:
Protein C 20 2.5% 73 1.6% 0.1
Protein S 10 1.2% 123 0% 0.15
Antithrombin 6 0.8% 21 0.5% 0.4
F5-Leiden 132 16.5% 10(98)4 3(13)4% 3.3E-09
Prothrombin (F2) 80 10% 3(64)5 2(8)4% 3.8E-03

+ 95%CI (in brackets) and Standard deviation (SD) are indicated for these parameters

1 The total number of controls differs depending on the variable as indicated in 2 and 3.

2 This variable was set as missing or was missing for 700 control women as indicated in M&M and the total number of controls used here is 128 controls. The number indicated in brackets is the original number before correction for bias.

3 This parameter is missing for 305 control women.

4 This variable was set as missing for 523 control women as indicated in M&M and the total number of controls used here is 305 controls. The number indicated in brackets is the original number before correction for bias.

5 This variable was set as missing for 697 control women as indicated in M&M and the total number of controls used here is 131 controls. The number indicated in brackets is the original number before correction for bias.

6 p-values calculated using Wilcoxon rank-sum test to compare cases to controls.