Table 4

Comparative outcomes of 77 pregnancies, stratified based on antiphospholipid antibody related history

History of
OAPS with/without TAPS
History of
TAPS with/without OAPS
History of
OAPS and TAPS
History of
OAPS versus
TAPS
(excluding those with both)
History of APS
Yes
(n=33)
No
(n=44)
P valueYes
(n=49)
No
(n=28)
P valueYes
(n=24)
No
(n=53)
P valueOAPS only
(n=9)
TAPS only
(n=25)
P valueYes
(n=58)
No
(n=19)
P value
TLD (n=36)17
(52%)
19
(43%)
0.422
(45%)
14
(50%)
0.812
(50%)
24
(45%)
1.05
(56%)
10
(40%)
0.427
(47%)
9
(47%)
1.0
PTLD (n=12)4
(12%)
8
(18%)
0.57
(14%)
5
(18%)
0.73
(13%)
9
(17%)
0.41
(11%)
4
(16%)
1.08
(14%)
4
(21%)
0.4
FD* (n=9)3
(9%)
6
(14%)
0.75
(10%)
4
(14%)
0.72
(8%)
7
(13%)
0.61
(11%)
3
(12%)
1.06
(10%)
3
(16%)
0.6
EPL (n=20)9
(27%)
11
(25%)
1.015
(31%)
5
(18%)
0.27
(29%)
13
(25%)
0.32
(22%)
8
(32%)
0.617
(29%)
3
(16%)
0.3
Composite pregnancy morbidity
(n=14)
5
(15%)
9
(20%)
0.78
(16%)
6
(21%)
0.73
(13%)
11
(21%)
0.52
(22%)
5
(20%)
1.010
(17%)
4
(21%)
0.7
  • *two fetal deaths associated with anomalies: 1 triple X syndrome (47 XXX) at 21 weeks, 1 cystic fibrosis at 20 weeks.

  • APS, antiphospholipid syndrome; APS, antiphospholipid syndrome; EPL, early pregnancy loss; FD, fetal death; LDA, low-dose aspirin; LMWH, low-molecular-weight heparin; OAPS, obstetric APS; PTLD, preterm live delivery; TAPS, thrombotic APS; TLD, term live delivery.