Table 3.

Effect of the HR2 Haplotype on the Relative Risk of Thrombosis (RR) in Patients With Factor V R506Q or a Double Thrombophilic Defect

Factor V R506QDouble Defect
HR2HR2+HR2HR2+
No. of subjects  238  23  39  2  
Sex (M/F) 99/139  10/13  18/21  1/1  
Median age at first event (range)  52 (20-80) 46 (15-57)  25 (15-50)  19 (—) 
No. with VT  18  4  7  1  
Patient-years  9909 861  1560  56  
Incidence of VT (%/yr)  0.18  0.47 0.45  1.8  
RR (95% CI)  4.2 (1.6-11.3) 10.9 (2.9-40.6)  10.5 (3.3-33.1)  41.9 (4.9-359) 
Factor V R506QDouble Defect
HR2HR2+HR2HR2+
No. of subjects  238  23  39  2  
Sex (M/F) 99/139  10/13  18/21  1/1  
Median age at first event (range)  52 (20-80) 46 (15-57)  25 (15-50)  19 (—) 
No. with VT  18  4  7  1  
Patient-years  9909 861  1560  56  
Incidence of VT (%/yr)  0.18  0.47 0.45  1.8  
RR (95% CI)  4.2 (1.6-11.3) 10.9 (2.9-40.6)  10.5 (3.3-33.1)  41.9 (4.9-359) 

The reference group is that of individuals with no inherited defects and no HR2 haplotype (n = 300; I = 0.043%/year; RR = 1.0).

Abbreviations: HR2+, positive for HR2 haplotype; HR2, negative for HR2 haplotype.

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