Table 1 Association between demographic... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1

Association between demographic and clinical characteristics to VTE risk in each cohort

Characteristic	Discovery cohort			Replication cohort
Characteristic	Cases (n = 146)	Controls (n = 432)	P	Cases (n = 94)	Controls (n = 65)	P
Age, y*	54.9 ± 16.9	59.3 ± 10.9	.004	58.6 ± 16.7	64.9 ± 16.0	.02
Height, cm*	167.3 ± 10.8	168.1 ± 9.8	.61	171.8 ± 12.3	170.2 ± 10.2	.41
Weight, kg*	93.3 ± 28.9	87.4 ± 23.4	.22	99.9 ± 33.4	100.0 ± 34.1	.99
West African Ancestry, %	81	80	.54	77	76	.33
Sex, %
Female	73.3	70.4	.77	45.7	45.2	.82
Male	26.7	29.5†	.77	54.3	54.8	.82
VTE location in cases, %
DVT	51			47
PE	2			36
DVT/PE	24			17

Characteristic	Discovery cohort			Replication cohort
Characteristic	Cases (n = 146)	Controls (n = 432)	P	Cases (n = 94)	Controls (n = 65)	P
Age, y*	54.9 ± 16.9	59.3 ± 10.9	.004	58.6 ± 16.7	64.9 ± 16.0	.02
Height, cm*	167.3 ± 10.8	168.1 ± 9.8	.61	171.8 ± 12.3	170.2 ± 10.2	.41
Weight, kg*	93.3 ± 28.9	87.4 ± 23.4	.22	99.9 ± 33.4	100.0 ± 34.1	.99
West African Ancestry, %	81	80	.54	77	76	.33
Sex, %
Female	73.3	70.4	.77	45.7	45.2	.82
Male	26.7	29.5†	.77	54.3	54.8	.82
VTE location in cases, %
DVT	51			47
PE	2			36
DVT/PE	24			17

Values are mean ± standard deviation.

Association between sex and risk of VTE excluded DCPC controls.