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26 December 2025 : Clinical Research  

Incidence and Characteristics of Catheter-Related Thrombosis in Patients With Temporary Femoral Dialysis Catheters: A Prospective Observational Study

İlkay Ceylan ACDEF 1*, Aytül Coşar Ertem BDEF 2,3, Ebru Karakoç CDE 4, Hilmi Erdem Gözden CDEF 5, Erdinç Tanlak BD 6, Nermin Kelebek Girgin DEF 7

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.950755

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e950755

Table 1 Patient demographic data.

Positive for thrombosis (n=7)Negative for thrombosis (n=30)P
Sex
 Male3 (42.86%)14 (46.67%)>0.99a
 Female4 (57.14%)16 (53.33%)
Age (years)61 (38–81)63.50 (22–83)0.747b
APACHE II25±6.6325.52±7.840.874c
Catheter dwell time (days)8.50 (6–17)7.5 (1–20)0.413b
Length of stay in ICU (days)22 (7–91)15.50 (1–71)0.582b
BMI (kg/m)27 (22–28)26.50 (21–30)0.435b
 BMI category
 Normal3 (42.86%)9 (30%)0.716d
 Overweight4 (57.14%)17 (56.67%)
 Obesity04 (13.33%)
Smoking
 No4 (57.14%)16 (53.33%)>0.99a
 Yes3 (42.86%)14 (46.67%)
DVT history
 No5 (71.43%)28 (93.33%)0.155a
 Yes2 (28.57%)2 (6.67%)
Data are expressed as n (%), median (range),or mean±standard deviation.
a Fisher’s exact chi-square test;
b Mann-Whitney U test;
c independent-samples t-test;
d Fisher-Freeman-Halton test.
ICU – intensive care unit; BMI – body mass index; DVT – deep vein thrombosis; APACHE II – Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II.

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