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Table 2 Risk factors for VTE and D-dimer levels

From: D-dimer level significance for deep vein thrombosis screening in the third trimester: a retrospective study

Risk

 

N = 497(%)

D-dimer ≧3.0

D-dimer < 3.0

N = 135(%)

N = 362(%)

Low

Age ≧35 years

257(51)

74(54)

183(50)

BMI ≧25.0 kg/m2

70(14)

12(8)

58(16)

Hospitalization ≧14 days

113(22)

46(34)

67(18)

Multiple pregnancy

53(10)

27(20)

26(7)

HDP

28(5)

10(7)

18(4)

Smoker

2(0.4)

0

2(0.5)

Moderate

Thrombophilia

13(2)

5(3)

8(2)

VTE history = 1 time

0

0

0

Cardiopulmonary disease

2(0.4)

0

2(0.5)

Inflammatory bowel disease

0

0

0

Connective tissue disease

3(0.6)

3(2)

0

Malignant tumor

2(0.4)

0

2(0.5)

Paralysis

2(0.4)

0

2(0.5)

Nephrotic syndrome

0

0

0

High

VTE history ≧2 times

0

0

0

  1. Risk factors for VTE were extracted with reference to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Guideline 2015
  2. VTE venous thromboembolism, HDP hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, BMI body mass index