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Risk Factors of Venous Thromboembolism in Sudanese Pregnant Women

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|Jun 2022

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Levels and frequencies of protein C, protein S and antithrombin in the study participants (n = 396)_

Variable FeaturesVTE Cases Mean ± SDControls Mean ± SDp ValueStatusVTE Cases n (%)Controls n (%)OR (95% CI)p Value
Protein C74.93±40.897.83±23.750.0001deficientnormal13 (6.7)185 (93.4)2 (1.01)196 (99.00)6.89 (153–30.95)0.012
Protein S87.47±25.24102.46±22.730.0001deficientnormal20 (10.1)178 (89.9)3 (1.50)195 (98.50)7.30 (2.134–24.996)0.002
Antithrombin80.19±30.3385.46±18.230.037deficientnormal23 (11.6)175 (88.4)10 (5.10)188 (94.90)2.47 (1.144–5.338)0.021

Frequencies of Factor V Leiden G1691A polymorphism and prothrombin G2021A mutation in all participants (n = 396)_

StatusVTE Cases, n (%)Controls, n (%)OR (95% CI)p Value
FVL G1691AHomozygous (G/G)190 (96.0)198 (100.0)17.89 (1.026–312.150)0.048
Heterozygous (G/A)7 (3.5)0 (0.0)15.70 (0.890–276.880)0.060
Homozygous (A/A)1 (0.5)0 (0.0)3.05 (0.123–75.220)0.496
Prothrombin G20210AHomozygous (G/G)197 (99.5)198 (100.0)0.332 (0.013–08.191)0.499
Heterozygous (G/A)1 (0.5)0 (0.0)3.05 (0.123–75.220)0.496
Homozygous (A/A)0 (0.0)0 (0.0)0.00 (0.000–0.000)0.000

Correlation of deep vein thrombosis, factor V Leiden G1691A polymorphism, and protein C, protein S and antithrombin deficiencies with risk factors among pregnant women (n = 396)_

Variable FeaturesAgeFamily HistoryContraceptivesHigh BMITermination
rp Valuerp Valuerp Valuerp Valuerp Value
Deep vein thrombosis−0.1220.0150.0540.2860.1890.0000.0420.0470.2740.000
Factor V Leiden G1691A−0.0330.5170.0240.6350.1110.027−0.0470.352−0.0470.325
Protein C deficiency0.0360.471−0.0530.2920.0200.6930.2270.0000.0360.467
Protein S deficiency0.1050.0350.0380.4560.0590.2410.0650.1970.1480.003
Antithrombin deficiency−0.1100.0050.0120.7510.1990.0010.1260.2530.2740.001

Clinical features of pregnant women with venous thromboembolism (n = 198)_

Clinical FeaturesFrequency%
Deep vein thrombosis15678.8
Pulmonary thromoboembolism2010.1
Upper limb venous thrombosis105.1
Portal vein thrombosis84.0
Cerebral vein thrombosis42.0

Risk factors of venous thromboembolism in pregnant women (n = 198)_

Risk FactorFrequency%
Contraceptive use6733.80
High body mass index2512.60
Termination2311.60
Family history2010.10
Combined risk factors147.07
Hypertension63.03
Surgery31.52
Renal disease21.01
Immobility10.51
Smoking00.00
Trauma00.00
No known risk factors3718.69

Frequencies of factor V Leiden G1691A polymorphism and protein C, protein S and antithrombin deficiencies in various observed clinical features of pregnant women with venous thromboembolism (n = 198)_

Clinical FeaturesFVL G1691A, n (%)PC Deficiency, n (%)PS Deficiency, n (%)AT Deficiency, n (%)
Deep vein thrombosis7/156 (4.49)11/156 (7.05)16/156 (10.26)18/156 (11.54)
Pulmonary thromboembolism1/20 (5.00)1/20 (10.00)1/20 (0.50)2 (10.00)
Upper limb venous thrombosis0/10 (0.00)0/10 (0.00)2/10 (20.00)1/10 (10.00)
Cerebral vein thrombosis0/4 (0.00)0/4 (0.00)1/4 (25.00)1/4 (25.00)
Portal vein thrombosis0/8 (0.00)1/8 (12.50)0/8 (0.00)1/8 (12.50)
Language: English
Page range: 49 - 54
Published on: Jun 5, 2022
Published by: Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 2 issues per year

© 2022 EK Abdalhabib, A Alfeel, EI Ali, IK Ibrahim, AA Mobarki, G Dobie, HA Hamali, M Saboor, published by Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
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