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. 2022 Jun;23(6):2113–2118. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2022.23.6.2113

Table 1.

Demographic Character of Gynecologic Oncology Cases and VTE

VTE
(n=29) *
Non VTE (n=363) * p-value
Age(year)** 58.1±14.1 56.2±12.2 0.424
BMI (kg/m2) ** 24.2±4.5 25.1±5.5 0.384
Menopause 22 (75.8) 246 (67.7) 0.37
Nulliparous 10 (34.4) 113 (31.1) 0.71
Underlying disease
Hypertension 13 (44.8) 129 (35.5) 0.32
Diabetes 4 (13.8) 52 (14.33) 0.97
Advanced stage 13 (44.8) 87 (23.9) 0.013
Operation time (min)** 174.7±45.0 175.2±57.7 0.962
Suboptimal 7 (24.1) 58 (16.0) 0.256
Node dissection 25 (86.2) 292 (80.04) 0.447
Uterine cancer 15 (51.7) 177 (48.7) 0.76
Non-endometrioid 8 (53.3) 38 (21.5) 0.005
Ovarian cancer 11 (37.8) 128 (35.2) 0.77
Clear cell 5 (50) 33 (25.7) 0.09
Cervical cancer 3 (11.4) 50 (13.77) 0.603
Caprini score 6.4±1.6 5.7±0.97 <0.05
Hemoglobin(gm%) ** 11.4±1.5 11.8±1.6 0.293
WBC (cells/mm3) ** 8,455±4767 8038±3375 0.537
Platelets (cells/mm3) ** 358.6±168.0 310.1±110 0.029
Albumin(gm%) ** 3.5±0.7 3.8±0.6 0.016
PLR** 23.2±35.2 15.2±14.7 0.016

*n (%), **mean ±standard deviation (SD), VTE, venous thromboembolism; n (%), number of patient (percent); BMI, body mass index; Advanced stage, FIGO stage 3-4; PLR, platelet lymphocyte ratio