Table 2.

Reports of DVT and PE.

N	DVT	PE	COAGULATION DISTURB	PHARMARCOLOGICAL PROPHLAXIS	RISK FACTOR TO DVT	OUTCOME AFTER DVT	REFERENCE
1	Unilateral proximal	No	No	No	No	Recovered	CASE 1
2	Bilateral proximal	No	No	Enoxaparina	Bacterial sepsis	Recovered	CASE 2
3	Bilateral proximal	No	No	No	No	Recovered	CASE 3
4	Unilateral proximal	No	No	No	No	Edema unilateral and death	CASE 4
5	Unilateral proximal	No	No	No	No	Edema unilateral	CASE 5
6	Unilateral distal	No	No	ASA	Smoking and medroxyprogesterone	Recovered	CASE 6
7	Unilateral distal	No	No	No	No	Recovered	CASE 7
8	Unilateral	No	No	No	No	Recovered	CASE 8
9	Unilateral proximal	No	Thrombophilia	No	No	Recovered	Petiti-Martin et al., 2013
10	Bilateral proximal	No	No	No	No	Recovered	LLetricheLLLLel et al., 2008
11	Unilateral proximal	Yes Bilateral	No	No	No	Recovered	Fabi et al., 2009
12	Unilateral proximal	No	No	No	Cyclophosphamide	Recovered	Sharma et al., 2004
13	Bilateral proximal	Yes	No	No	No	Recovered	Medeiros et al.,2009
14	Bilateral	Yes Bilateral	No	No	No	Recovered	Sayaka et al., 201
15	Unilateral proximal	No	Coagulogram disturb	No	No	Recovered	Brito et al., 2010
16	Unilateral proximal	Yes Bilateral	Thrombocytopenia 90.000	No	No	Recovered	Ahamed et al., 2011 9:2.

DVT, deep vein thrombosis; PE, pulmonary embolism; ASA, acetyl salicylic acid.