Table 1

Analytical data for patients with aPT antibodies

aPT IgG, GAU/mLLAC titer, AU/mLβ2GPI IgG, GAU/mLTECsP-selectin, ng/mLFVII, %OAC INR
99.4 200 134.2 Yes 94 34 2.4 
56.1 44 128.6 Yes 163 82 < 1.5 
40.5 30 118 Yes 66 93 < 1.5 
36.1 20 No 79 99 None 
11.6 99 160.6 Yes 76 108 None 
8.1 20 147.3 Yes 172 155 None 
5.9 46 122.1 Yes 184 69 None 
5.8 15 5.8 Yes 90 108 None 
5.3 38 150.9 Yes 127 52 1.9 
5.1 22 4.5 Yes 129 77 None 
10.2 23 Yes 118 146 < 1.5 
5.9 21 Yes 90 87 None 
5.9 0.4 No 111 103 None 
aPT IgG, GAU/mLLAC titer, AU/mLβ2GPI IgG, GAU/mLTECsP-selectin, ng/mLFVII, %OAC INR
99.4 200 134.2 Yes 94 34 2.4 
56.1 44 128.6 Yes 163 82 < 1.5 
40.5 30 118 Yes 66 93 < 1.5 
36.1 20 No 79 99 None 
11.6 99 160.6 Yes 76 108 None 
8.1 20 147.3 Yes 172 155 None 
5.9 46 122.1 Yes 184 69 None 
5.8 15 5.8 Yes 90 108 None 
5.3 38 150.9 Yes 127 52 1.9 
5.1 22 4.5 Yes 129 77 None 
10.2 23 Yes 118 146 < 1.5 
5.9 21 Yes 90 87 None 
5.9 0.4 No 111 103 None 

Antiprothrombin (aPT) immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibody titers (cutoff calculated as the 99th percentile = 1.8 IgG arbitrary units [GAU]/mL) in comparison to corresponding Lupus anticoagulants (LAC) titer and anti-β2-glycoprotein I (anti-β2GPI) IgG antibody titer. Further shown are corresponding soluble P-selectin (sP-selectin) and factor VII (FVII) levels for these patients (n = 13). The relation with occurrence of thromboembolic complications (TECs; yes or no) and the use of oral anticoagulants (OACs) is indicated, further documented by the International Normalized Ratio (INR), when affirmative. Patients are subdivided into 2 groups: patients with high LAC and simultaneously high anti-β2GPI IgG titer (n = 10) and patients with low LAC and/or low anti-β2GPI IgG titer (n = 3).

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