Table 3.

Characteristics of Positive DVT and PE Patients

Sl. No.	Patient	Risk Category	ICU	ISS	Extremities Fractures	Associated Injuries	Site & Type of DVT	Associated DVT and/or PE	Day of Diagnosis
1	DVT	Moderate- to High	Yes	17	Right tib/fib fractures	Severe TBI, C2 fracture, and bilateral lung contusions	Right above knee (occlusive)	No PE	7
2	DVT	Highest	Yes	38	Right tib/fib fractures	Severe TBI, bilateral lung contusions and haemothoraces	Left above and below knee (occlusive)	No PE	7
3	DVT	Highest	Yes	27	No	Severe TBI and facial fractures	Bilateral above Knee (non-occlusive)	No PE	21
4	PE	Moderate- to High	Yes	17	No	Severe TBI, facial fractures, Bilateral lung contusions, and T6-11 fractures	Bilateral segmental	No DVT	9
5	PE	Moderate- to High	No	22	Left femur	Bilateral lung contusions, multiple rib fractures, and L1-4 fractures	Bilateral lobar and segmental	No DVT	3
6	PE	Highest	Yes	33	No	TBI, facial fractures, bilateral lung contusions, right 3rd rib fracture, and L1 compression fracture	Right segmental	No DVT	5
7	PE	Highest	Yes	26	No	Facial fractures, left hemopneumothorax, left pubic rami fractures.	Bilateral segmental	No DVT	13

Abbreviations: DVT, deep vein thrombosis; PE, pulmonary embolism; ICU, intensive care unit; ISS, injury severity score; TBI, traumatic brain injuries; C2, second cervical vertebra; T6-11, sixth to eleventh thoracic vertebrae; L1-4, first to fourth lumbar vertebrae; L1, first lumbar vertebra.