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. 2018 Feb 23;13(2):e0191150. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0191150

Table 1. Characterization of VTE patients.

Analyzed VTE patients 611 (100%)
Demographic data
Age [years] (IQ-Range) 75 (69;81)
Females 278 (45%)
VTE extent
Distal DVT only 51 (8%)
Proximal DVT ± distal DVT 133 (22%)
PE ± DVT 427 (70%)
Medical history
Provoked index VTE 209 (34%)
Active cancer 127 (21%)
Severe infection/sepsis during the last 3 months 52 (9%)
Inflammatory bowel disease 18 (3%)
Acute rheumatic disease during the last 3 months 20 (3%)
Diabetes mellitus 97 (16%)
Arterial hypertension 388 (64%)
Chronic lung disease 80 (13%)
Chronic or acute heart failure 78 (13%)
History of major bleeding 63 (10%)
Anemia* 257 (42%)
Renal failure (GFR < 30ml/min) 35 (6%)
Body mass index (IQ-range) 26.2 (24.0;29.7)
Medication
Concomitant antiplatelet therapy 194 (32%)
Initial vitamin K antagonist therapy 523 (86%)
Initial parenteral anticoagulation 590 (97%)
Laboratory parameters
Leukocytes [K/μl] (IQ-Range)* 8.3 (6.5;11.1)
Platelets [K/μl] (IQ-Range)* 213 (168;275)
us-CRP [mg/L] (IQ-Range)* 24.4 (8.5;63.9)
D-dimer [ng/mL] (IQ-Range)* 2517 (1634;3784)

Baseline characteristics of analyzed patients at index VTE. Medication indicates the type of therapy applied upon diagnosis of acute VTE. Data presented as n (%) or median with interquartile (IQ)-range.

*Missing values: Anemia (n = 33), Renal Failure (n = 43), BMI (n = 5), Leukocytes (n = 34), Platelets (n = 32), us-CRP (n = 3), D-dimer (n = 21).