Table 1.

Data distributions of all thromboelastography parameters and differences between male and female subsets

Parameters	Group	N (%)	Mean	Median SD	Minimum	Maximum	P a	P b
R (min)	Total	930	5.75	5.70 ± 1.13	2.80	11.80	<.010	<.010
	Male	584 (62.8)	5.86	5.80 ± 1.10	3.00	11.80	<.010
	Female	346 (37.2)	5.58	5.50 ± 1.15	2.80	9.20	<.010
K (min)	Total	930	1.62	1.60 ± 0.44	0.80	2.80	<.010	<.010
	Male	584 (62.8)	1.72	1.70 ± 0.45	0.80	2.80	<.010
	Female	346 (37.2)	1.46	1.40 ± 0.39	0.80	2.80	<.010
αAngle (degree)	Total	930	66.87	67.30 ± 5.90	33.00	81.20	<.010	<.010
	Male	584 (62.8)	65.68	66.20 ± 5.94	33.00	81.20	<.010
	Female	346 (37.2)	68.89	69.50 ± 5.27	49.20	81.10	<.010
MA (mm)	Total	930	59.87	59.80 ± 6.71	35.40	84.80	.100	<.010
	Male	584 (62.8)	59.02	58.70 ± 6.81	41.60	81.70	.227
	Female	346 (37.2)	61.31	61.30 ± 6.29	35.40	84.80	.010
LY30 (%)	Total	930	1.77	0.20 ± 3.15	0.00	23.60	<.010	<.010
	Male	584 (62.8)	4.33	3.00 ± 4.08	0.10	23.60	<.010
	Female	346 (37.2)	4.48	3.25 ± 4.30	0.10	23.60	<.010
CI	Total	930	0.25	0.20 ± 1.63	−5.40	4.70	.117	<.010
	Male	584 (62.8)	−0.05	−0.10 ± 1.62	−5.40	4.70	.009
	Female	346 (37.2)	0.75	0.90 ± 1.53	−4.40	4.50	.217

Anderson‐Darling test was used for testing all parameters data distribution.

^a P < .05 indicates an abnormal distribution.

^b P < .05 indicates significant difference between M and F group with respective parameters.