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. 2022 Mar 8;9(1):e000605. doi: 10.1136/lupus-2021-000605

Table 2.

High platelet activation and EV levels are found in patients with SLE at baseline

Healthy SLE Pvalue
(n=30) (n=98)
ATX, ng/mL 257.8 (219.9; 340.1) 251.4 (199.1; 333.9) 0.2442
Platelet, % (n=30) (n=40)
PAC1+ 3.65 (1.10; 8.50) 7.85 (2.88; 15.75) 0.0140
PAC1+ ATX+ 0.60 (0.20; 1.00) 1.90 (0.60; 4.30) 0.0042
CD62P+ 2.35 (1.70; 4.30) 5.55 (2.33; 9.53) 0.0059
CD62P+ ATX+ 0.70 (0.30; 0.80) 1.35 (0.60; 4.35) 0.0046
PAC1+ CD62P+ 0.70 (0.40; 1.40) 2.00 (0.90; 4.98) 0.0006
PAC1+ CD62P+ ATX+ 0.28 (0.15; 0.63) 0.85 (0.379; 3,24) 0.0020
EVs, EVs/µL (n=30) (n=102)
PEVs 479 (275; 1074) 3569 (1752; 7144) <0.0001
PS+ PEVs 377 (221; 816) 3228 (1601; 6260) <0.0001
REVs 424 (296; 603) 1936 (851; 4495) <0.0001
PS+ REVs 91 (55; 144) 1064 (171; 2294) <0.0001

Results are presented as median (IQR), pvalue based on Wilcoxon Mann Whitney test. Significant pvalues are in bold.

ATX, autotaxin; EV, extracellular vesicle; IQR, interquartile range; PEV, platelet EV; PS+, phosphatidylserine positive; REV, red blood cell EV; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus; SLEDAI, SLE disease activity index.