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. 2019 Dec 29;48(4):0300060519893173. doi: 10.1177/0300060519893173

Table 1.

Univariate analysis of risk factors of DVT.

Clinical risk factors
DVT group

Control group
n % n % t or χ2 p
Age (years) 0.494 0.781
 <41 19 17.9 18 17.0
 41–61 69 65.1 66 62.3
 ≥61 18 17.0 22 20.8
Other conditions
 hypertension 25 23.6 9 8.5 8.968 0.003
 Diabetes 23 21.7 7 6.6 9.940 0.002
 History of thrombosis 4 3.8 0 0 4.077 0.043
Type of tumor 1.354 0.716
 Cervical cancer 51 48.1 52 49.1
 Endometrial cancer 14 13.2 17 16.0
 Ovarian cancer 38 35.8 36 34.0
 Others 3 2.8 1 0.9
Staging of the tumor 16.926 0.001
 I–II 41 38.7 64 60.4
 III 42 39.6 37 34.9
 IV 23 21.7 5 4.7
Treatment of the tumor 3.289 0.193
 Simple surgery 21 19.8 18 17.0
 Surgery + radi-otherapy/chemotherapy 42 39.6 55 50.0
 Radiotherapy/chemotherapy 43 40.6 33 33.0
 Transfusion 43 40.6 29 27.4 4.122 0.042
 Central venous catheter 66 62.3 62 58.5 0.315 0.574
Hematological indicators
WBC count (109/L) 10.841 0.001
 <10 79 74.5 97 91.5
 ≥10 27 15.1 9 4.7
Platelet count (109/L) 9.989 0.002
 <300 43 40.6 66 62.3
 ≥300 63 55.6 40 35.8
PT (seconds) 10.203 0.001
 <14 86 81.1 10 95.3
 ≥14 20 18.9 5 4.7
FIB (g/L) 23.016 <0.001
 <4 54 50.9 87 82.1
 ≥4 52 7.6 19 1.9
Types of operation 3.558 0.059
 Laparotomy 52 50
 Laparoscopy 11 23
 Operation time (minutes) 307 ± 76 276 ± 73 2.453 0.015
 Blood loss (mL) 408 ± 269 304 ± 171 2.760 0.007
 Transfusion (n) 29 20 5.095 0.024
 Vascular injury (n) 2 1 0.511 0.475

Values are mean  ±  standard deviation or n (%). DVT: deep vein thrombosis; WBC: white blood cell; PT: prothrombin time; FIB: fibrinogen.