Table 2.

Demographic, clinical, and treatment-related characteristics of patients with and without the prothrombin or factor V gene mutation

No mutation
(N = 186)
FIIM
(N = 24)
FVM
(N = 38)
Combined mutation
(N = 3)
Age (y) (median, range) 62  (23-86) 52  (25-83) 64  (23-87) 45  (19-64)  
Male sex (%) 94  (51) 12  (50) 23  (61) 2  (67)  
PDD (d) (median, range) 10  (1-52) 7  (2-30) 7  (1-30) 12  (8-20)  
Presentation of venous  thrombosis     
 idiopathic etiology (%) 96  (77) 8  (7) 18  (15) 2  (1.6)  
 secondary to risk  factors (%) 90  (71) 16  (13) 20  (16) 1  (0.8) 
Extent of DVT     
 isolated distal (%) 11  (6) 1  (4) 3  (8) 0  (0)  
 proximal (%) 175  (94) 23  (96) 35  (92) 3  (100)  
Duration of anticoagulant  treatment     
 3 mo (%) 179  (96) 22  (92) 34  (89) 3  (100)  
 6 mo (%) 7  (4) 2  (8) 4  (11) 0  (0) 
No mutation
(N = 186)
FIIM
(N = 24)
FVM
(N = 38)
Combined mutation
(N = 3)
Age (y) (median, range) 62  (23-86) 52  (25-83) 64  (23-87) 45  (19-64)  
Male sex (%) 94  (51) 12  (50) 23  (61) 2  (67)  
PDD (d) (median, range) 10  (1-52) 7  (2-30) 7  (1-30) 12  (8-20)  
Presentation of venous  thrombosis     
 idiopathic etiology (%) 96  (77) 8  (7) 18  (15) 2  (1.6)  
 secondary to risk  factors (%) 90  (71) 16  (13) 20  (16) 1  (0.8) 
Extent of DVT     
 isolated distal (%) 11  (6) 1  (4) 3  (8) 0  (0)  
 proximal (%) 175  (94) 23  (96) 35  (92) 3  (100)  
Duration of anticoagulant  treatment     
 3 mo (%) 179  (96) 22  (92) 34  (89) 3  (100)  
 6 mo (%) 7  (4) 2  (8) 4  (11) 0  (0) 

PDD, patient-doctor delay, defined as the period elapsed between occurrence of first symptoms and referral to thrombosis center.

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