Risk factors analysis of hypercoagulability and its effects on deep venous thrombosis formation in bedridden senile patients / 中国综合临床

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the clinical value of thromboelastogram(TEG) in predicting the deep venous thrombosis(DVT) formation of bedridden senile patients and further explore the risk factors for hypercoagulability in those patients.Methods Patients lying on bed for at least 1 year because of alzheimer's disease,stroke and fracture,aged between 70 to 90 years old,were selected in the Geriatrics Department of Shougang Hospital of Peking University from February 2013 to February 2014.Those patients were divided by Clotting composite index(CI) measured with TEG,CI less than and equal to 3 was control group,CI more than 3 was hypercoagulable group.The patients were followed-up for one year to identify the formation of DVT.Logistic regression analysis was used to analyze the independent risk factors of elderly patients with high blood coagulation state in bed.Results Two groups of baseline blood clots elastic graph indicatorsAngle(α) of solidification,CI,coagulation time(K),the biggest thrombosis(MA),blood coagulation reaction time(R) comparative differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).In view of the bedridden elderly patients of high coagulation state,according to the result of single factor analysis of related factors,high coagulation state revealed with age(P=0.047),history of diabetes(P=0.001),bed time(P=0.043),tumor(P=0.001),fracture(P=0.002),but unrelated with sex,blood lipids,blood pressure,alcohol consumption,left ventricular ejection fraction.The multivariate logistic regression analysis indicated that fracture(OR(95%CI)5.634(1.114~28.496),P=0.037),tumor(OR(95%CI)4.652(1.142~18.955),P=0.032) and diabetes mellitus(OR(95%CI)6.269(1.528~25.725),P=0.011) were independent risk factors for DVT.Conclusion The incidence of DVT in bedridden senile patients with hypercoagulability identified by CI is higher than those with normal coagulability.Tumor,fracture and diabetes mellitus are independent risk factors for DVT.