Table 2

Data retrieval of probands and their enrolled relatives

Original studyPooled study
Antithrombin deficient, no.Protein C deficient, no.Protein S deficient, no.FV Leiden, no.Prothrombin 20210G>A, no.High FVIII, no.Hyperhomocysteinemia, no.Total, no.
Antithrombin/protein C/protein S deficiency, probands, no. 12 40 72 124 
Prothrombin 20210G>A/high factor VIII/hyperhomocysteinemia, probands, no. 69 138 173 163 546 
Factor V Leiden, probands, no. 202 207 
Total probands, no. 12 46 74 271 138 173 163 877 
Relatives enrolled, no. 97 154 332* 557 346 576 417 2479 
Original studyPooled study
Antithrombin deficient, no.Protein C deficient, no.Protein S deficient, no.FV Leiden, no.Prothrombin 20210G>A, no.High FVIII, no.Hyperhomocysteinemia, no.Total, no.
Antithrombin/protein C/protein S deficiency, probands, no. 12 40 72 124 
Prothrombin 20210G>A/high factor VIII/hyperhomocysteinemia, probands, no. 69 138 173 163 546 
Factor V Leiden, probands, no. 202 207 
Total probands, no. 12 46 74 271 138 173 163 877 
Relatives enrolled, no. 97 154 332* 557 346 576 417 2479 

Probands were classified according to their index defect. In case of multiple defects, the index defect was chosen in the following order: antithrombin deficiency, protein C deficiency, protein S deficiency, FV Leiden, prothrombin 20210G>A, high factor VIII levels, hyperhomocysteinemia. For example, a proband with protein C deficiency and high factor VIII levels, and his first-degree relatives were classified as a protein C–deficient family and not as a family with high factor VIII levels.

*

One-hundred forty-nine protein S type I–deficient relatives, 183 protein S type III–deficient relatives. Protein S type III deficiency was not considered a risk factor in further analyses.

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