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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics

From: Risk factors for peripherally inserted central catheter-related venous thrombosis in adult patients with cancer

Factors

PICC-related venous thrombosis

No PICC-related venous thrombosis

n = 482

n = 1,745

Age > 65 years old

133 (27.59%)

299 (17.13%)

Male

264 (54.77%)

747 (42.81%)

BMI ≥ 25

98 (20.33%)

397 (22.75%)

White blood cell count > 9.5 × 109 /L

96 (19.92%)

221 (12.66%)

Platelet count > 350 × 109 /L

37 (7.68%)

130 (7.45%)

Hemoglobin concentration < 130 g/L

340 (70.54%)

1115 (63.90%)

D-dimer concentration > 0.5 mg/L

105 (21.78%)

278 (15.93%)

APTT < 25 s

95 (19.71%)

141 (8.08%)

Multiple Myeloma

8 (1.66%)

28 (1.60%)

Lung Cancer

130 (26.97%)

266 (15.24%)

Gastrointestinal Tumor

49 (10.16%)

86 (4.93%)

Hematologic neoplasms

80 (16.60%)

277 (15.87%)

Metastasis

151 (31.33%)

479 (27.45%)

Diabetes

49 (10.17%)

130 (7.45%)

Hyperlipidemia

19 (3.94%)

69 (3.95%)

Any infection

220 (45.64%)

133 (7.62%)

Smoking

98 (20.33%)

174 (9.97%)

Cisplatin

122 (25.31%)

183 (10.49%)

Carboplatin

120 (24.90%)

307 (17.59%)

Vincristine

41 (8.51%)

67 (3.84%)

Epirubicin

109 (22.61%)

359 (20.57%)

Paclitaxel

154 (31.95%)

388 (22.23%)

Docetaxel

56 (11.62%)

198 (11.35%)

History of central venous catheter

58 (12.03%)

177 (10.14%)

5 Fr catheter

51 (10.58%)

72 (4.13%)

Polyurethane PICC

319 (66.18%)

702 (40.23%)

Open-ended catheter

66 (13.69%)

175 (10.03%)

Right-side catheter

189 (39.21%)

685 (39.26%)

Non-basilic vein catheter

42 (8.71%)

147 (8.42%)

Catheter displacement

17 (3.53%)

36 (2.06%)

Keeping time of the catheter (days)

118.56 ± 68.258

130.60 ± 57.736

  1. Abbreviations: PICC, peripherally inserted central catheter; BMI, body mass index; APTT, activated partial thromboplastin time