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. 2020 Feb 27;135(19):1696–1703. doi: 10.1182/blood.2019003347

Table 1.

Relevant baseline characteristics of evaluable patient cohorts constructed to model thrombotic and evolutionary hazards by using GBTM

Characteristic Value
Thrombosis
 Patients, n 377
Age at diagnosis, y
  Median (minimum-maximum) 58 (20-93)
  Male, n (%) 181 (48)
Duration of disease prior to contact, mo
  Median (minimum-maximum) 2 (0-358)
 Prior thrombosis, n (%) 93 (25)
Number of cardiovascular risk factors (median) 1
  Diabetes, n (%) 38 (10)
  Hypertension, n (%) 151 (40)
  Hyperlipidemia, n (%) 90 (24)
  Coronary artery disease, n (%) 36 (10)
  History of smoking, n (%) 97 (26)
Follow-up, mo
  Median (minimum-maximum) 48 (12-249)
 Period of phlebotomy-only during trajectory period, n (%) 118 (31)
 On aspirin during trajectory period, n (%) 340 (90)
 On hydroxyurea during trajectory period, n (%) 226 (60)
 On ruxolitinib during trajectory period, n (%) 40 (11)
 On peg-IFN-α2a during trajectory period, n (%) 34 (9)
Evolution
 Patients, n 378
Age at diagnosis
  Median (y) 58 (20-93)
Duration of disease (prior to contact), mo
  Median (minimum-maximum) 1 (0-358)
Follow-up, mo
  Median (minimum-maximum) 48 (12-193)
 Period of phlebotomy-only during trajectory period, n (%) 120 (32)
 On aspirin during trajectory period, n (%) 341 (90)
 On hydroxyurea during trajectory period, n (%) 223 (59)
 On ruxolitinib during trajectory period, n (%) 38 (10)
 On peg-IFN-α2a during trajectory period, n (%) 34 (9)