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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics

From: Oral rivaroxaban versus standard therapy for the treatment of symptomatic venous thromboembolism: a pooled analysis of the EINSTEIN-DVT and PE randomized studies

 

EINSTEIN-DVT[8]

EINSTEIN-PE[9]

EINSTEIN pooled

 

Rivaroxaban

Enoxaparin/VKA

Rivaroxaban

Enoxaparin/VKA

Rivaroxaban

Enoxaparin/VKA

 

(N = 1731)

(N = 1718)

(N = 2419)

(N = 2413)

(N = 4151)

(N = 4131)

Male sex–n (%)

993 (57.4)

967 (56.3)

1309 (54.1)

1247 (51.7)

2302 (55.5)

2214 (53.6)

Mean age–years ± SD

55.8 ± 16.4

56.4 ± 16.3

57.9 ± 7.3

57.5 ± 7.2

57.0 ± 17.0

57.0 ± 16.8

Risk factor associated with VTE–n (%)

      

  Recent surgery or trauma

338 (19.5)

335 (19.5)

415 (17.2)

398 (16.5)

753 (18.1)

733 (17.7)

  Previous VTE

336 (19.4)

330 (19.2)

455 (18.8)

489 (20.3)

791 (19.1)

819 (19.8)

  Active cancer

118 (6.8)

89 (5.2)

114 (4.7)

109 (4.5)

232 (5.6)

198 (4.8)

  Estrogen therapy

140 (8.1)

115 (6.7)

207 (8.6)

223 (9.2)

347 (8.4)

338 (8.2)

  Immobilization

265 (15.3)

260 (15.1)

384 (15.9)

380 (15.7)

649 (15.6)

640 (15.5)

  Known thrombophilic condition

107 (6.2)

116 (6.8)

138 (5.7)

121 (5.0)

245 (5.9)

237 (5.7)

  Unprovoked VTE

1055 (60.9)

1083 (63.0)

1566 (64.7)

1551 (64.3)

2621 (63.1)

2634 (63.8)

Duration of study treatment–days (mean [SD])*

193.6 (89.3)

187.5 (92.5)

216.3 (98.7)

214.3 (98.9)

207.6 ± 95.9

203.8 ± 97.4

  1. *Duration of actual study treatment after randomization until end of treatment (safety population).
  2. SD Standard deviation, VKA Vitamin K antagonist, VTE Venous thromboembolism.