Table 4. Age, Sex, Comorbidity, Presence of Abdominal Pain, Body Temperature, Heart Rate, Anticoagulant Use, and Clinical Outcome of Patients With Splenic Infarction.

Cases	Age	Sex	Comorbidity	Abdominal pain	Maximal body temperature (°C)	Heat rate (beats/min)	History of anticoagulant use	Start of anticoagulant	Outcome
1	88	Female	Abdominal aortic dissection, Atrial fibrillation	+	35.8	101			Death
2	70	Male	Pancreatic carcinoma	NA	37.7	87			Death
3	79	Male	Septic shock	NA	38.9	126			Death
4	79	Female	Cerebral infarction	+	39.1	72	+		Death
5	91	Female	Liver cirrhosis, heart failure	NA	37.4	85			Death
6	87	Male	Diabetes, dehydration	+	38.5	103		+	Death
7	52	Female	Infective endocarditis, sigmoid colon cancer	-	39.0	120			Survival
8	84	Female	Pyelonephritis	NA	38.7	74			Survival
9	76	Female	Malignant lymphoma	+	38.4	122		+	Survival
10	70	Male	Unknown	NA	NA	NA			Survival
11	80	Male	Pancreatic carcinoma	+	38.6	78			Survival
12	67	Female	Lung cancer	NA	NA	NA			Survival
13	70	Female	Unknown	NA	NA	NA			Survival
14	71	Female	Atrial fibrillation	-	37.4	83	+		Survival
15	80	Female	Colon cancer, renal infarction, protein C deficiency	-	37.8	77		+	Survival
16	88	Female	Atrial fibrillation	-	NA	60	+		Survival
17	85	Male	Diabetic gangrene, colon cancer	NA	38.7	102			Survival
18	87	Male	Atrial fibrillation	-	37.9	75		+	Survival

NA: not available.