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Table 1 Baseline patient characteristics

From: Feasibility of edoxaban for asymptomatic cancer-associated thrombosis in Japanese patients with gastrointestinal cancer: ExCAVE study

Characteristics (n = 53)

Result

Male sex, n (%)

28 (53)

Age

 Median, years (range)

65.3 (38–83)

  ≥ 75 years, n (%)

9 (17.0)

ECOG PS, n (%)

 0

38 (71.7)

 1

14 (26.4)

 2

1 (1.9)

Body weight

 Mean ± SD, kg

59.7 ± 8.9

  ≤ 60 kg, n (%)

28 (52.8)

Platelet count of 50,000–100,000/μL, n (%)

2 (3.8)

Pretreatment creatinine clearance, n (%)

  ≤ 50 mL/min

2 (3.8)

  > 50–80 mL/min

29 (54.7)

  > 80 mL/min

22 (41.5)

VTE diagnosis, n (%)

 PE with or without DVT

11 (20.8)

 Proximal DVT

40 (75.5)

 Distal DVT

4 (7.5)

Location of DVT, n (%)

 Internal jugular vein

7 (13.2)

 Subclavian vein

12 (22.6)

 Axillary vein

1 (1.9)

 Superior vena cava

13 (24.5)

 Portal vein

1 (1.9)

 Superior mesenteric vein

1 (1.9)

 Ovarian vein

4 (7.5)

 Femoral vein

1 (1.9)

 Soleal vein

3 (5.7)

 Anterior tibial vein

1 (1.9)

 Posterior tibial vein

1 (1.9)

 Peroneal vein

2 (3.8)

Currently receiving cancer treatment, n (%)

 Chemotherapy for advanced/metastatic cancer

48 (90.6)

 Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy

2 (3.8)

 Adjuvant chemotherapy

3 (5.7)

Primary tumor type, n (%)

 Colorectal

30 (56.6)

 Esophageal

6 (11.3)

 Gastric

6 (11.3)

 Pancreatic

9 (17.0)

 Other

2 (3.8)

CVC placement, n (%)

 No

6 (11.3)

 Yes

47 (88.7)

  1. Abbreviations: CVC Central venous catheter, DVT Deep-vein thrombosis, ECOG PS Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status, PE Pulmonary embolism, VTE Venous thromboembolism