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Table 2 Relationship between risk factors and the incidence of VTE

From: Bemiparin versus enoxaparin as thromboprophylaxis following vaginal and abdominal deliveries: a prospective clinical trial

Variables

N

Venous thromboembolism

P

No.

%

Interventional groups

Control

2340

9

0.384

0.017*

Bemiparin

2340

1

0.042

Enoxaparin

2340

2

0.085

Age (years)

≤35

4366

8

0.18

1*

>35

2654

4

0.15

BMI (Kg/m2)

<25

586

3

0.5

0.003*

25-29

2680

0

0

30+

3754

9

0.2

Risk of APS

No

7018

12

0.2

1*

Yes

2

0

0

Varicose veins

No

6925

12

0.2

1*

Yes

95

0

0

Heart Disease

No

7001

12

0.2

1*

Yes

19

0

0

Surgery during pregnancy

No

6936

12

0.2

1*

Yes

84

0

0

Dehydration

No

6990

12

0.2

1*

Yes

30

0

0

Severe inflammation

No

6989

12

0.2

1*

Yes

31

0

0

Pre-eclampsia

No

6625

10

0.2

0.144*

Yes

395

2

0.5

Prolonged labour

No

6525

10

0.15

0.206*

Yes

495

2

0.4

Smoking

No

6911

12

0.17

1*

Yes

109

0

0

Twin pregnancy

No

6839

11

0.16

0.269*

Yes

181

1

0.55

PPH

No

6951

12

0.17

1*

Yes

69

0

0

Bed rest

No

6988

12

0.17

1*

Yes

32

0

0

Wound infection

No

6984

12

0.17

1*

Yes

36

0

0

 

Pyelonephritis

No

6947

12

0.17

1*

Yes

73

0

0

IVF

  1. *Analysed by Fisher’s exact test.
  2. BMI: body mass index; APS:antiphospholipid antibody syndrome; PPH: postpartum haemorrhage; IVF: in vitro fertilisation.