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Table 1 Baseline characteristics.

From: Influenza infection and risk of acute pulmonary embolism

 

Baseline characteristics

 

Case Group (n = 102)

Control Group (n = 395)

Sex:

  

   Male

46 (45.1%)

139 (35.2%)

   Female

56 (54.9%)

216 (54.7%)

Age

58 (SD 17.1)

53 (SD17.6)

COPD

5 (4.9%)

42 (10.6%)

Asthma

5 (4.9%)

38 (9.6%)

Atherosclerotic disease

10 (9.8%)

47 (11.9%)

Malignancy

23 (22.5%)

54 (13.7%)

Immobilisation

16 (15.7%)

42 (10.6%)

Recent surgery

20 (19.0%)

56 (14.2%)

Recent trauma

2 (2.0%)

4 (1.0%)

Oral anticonceptives

12 (11.8%)

47 (11.9%)

History of VTE

19 (18.6%)

35 (8.9%)

Family history of CVD

15 (14.7%)

40 (10.1%)

Smoking

11 (10.8%)

74 (18.7%)

  1. Baseline characteristics of pulmonary embolism group versus non-pulmonary embolism group: frequencies with Standard Deviation (SD) and percentages between brackets. Immobilisation: complete immobilisation for at least 3 days during the 4 weeks prior to inclusion. COPD: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. CVD = Cardio Vascular Disease. VTE = venous thromboembolism