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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with spinal fractures underwent venous thromboembolism or not during perioperative period

From: Coagulation parameters correlate to venous thromboembolism occurrence during the perioperative period in patients with spinal fractures

Clinical factors

NVTE (n = 415)

VTE (n = 73)

p Value

Age (year)

 < 60

306 (73.7%)

41 (56.2%)

0.003

 ≥ 60

109 (26.3%)

32 (43.8%)

Gender

 Male

226 (54.5%)

45 (61.6%)

0.307

 Female

189 (45.5%)

28 (38.4%)

Fracture site

 Cervical vertebra

69 (16.6%)

10 (13.7%)

0.737

 Thoracic vertebra

103 (24.8%)

16 (21.9%)

 Lumbar vertebra

187 (45.1%)

38 (52.1%)

 Multi-segmental spine

56 (13.5%)

9 (12.3%)

Body mass index > 28

 Yes

76 (18.3%)

17 (23.3%)

0.333

 No

339 (81.7%)

56 (76.7%)

Spinal cord injury

 Yes

98 (23.6%)

31 (42.5%)

0.001

 No

317 (76.4%)

42 (57.5%)

Diabetes mellitus

 Yes

49 (11.8%)

13 (17.8%)

0.181

 No

366 (88.2%)

60 (82.2%)

Hypertension

 Yes

83 (20%)

19 (26%)

0.274

 No

332 (80%)

54 (74%)

Hyperlipidemia

 Yes

74 (17.8%)

20 (27.4%)

0.075

 No

341 (82.2%)

53 (72.6%)

Operation history

 Yes

115 (27.7%)

26 (35.6%)

0.207

 No

300 (72.3%)

47 (64.4%)

Operation duration (hour)

 < 2

148 (35.7%)

12 (16.4%)

 < 0.001

 2–3

196 (47.2%)

37 (50.7%)

 > 3

71 (17.1%)

24 (32.9%)

Postoperative bed time (day)

 < 3

109 (26.3%)

9 (12.3%)

0.004

 3–5

185 (44.6%)

30 (41.1%)

 > 5

121 (29.1%)

34 (46.6%)

  1. The data are presented as n (percentage). The comparisons of data between the two group were done by Fisher’s exact test or Chi-square test