Table 3 Gender-stratified TEs.

From: Real-world assessment of thromboembolic risk associated with tamoxifen

PT

Famale

Male

n

ROR (95% Cl)

n

ROR (95% Cl)

Arterial thromboembolism (ATE)

 Ischaemic stroke

17

6.07 (3.77–9.77)

3

13.61 (4.38–42.34)

 Peripheral artery thrombosis

7

30.71 (14.57–64.71)

  

 Retinal artery occlusion

6

16.09 (7.21–35.9)

  

 Blindness transient

5

3.78 (1.57–9.08)

  

Coronary artery embolism

  

3

851.62(269.8-2688.10)

Venous thromboembolism (VTE)

 Pulmonary embolism

96

5.09 (4.16–6.22)

15

15.98 (9.57–26.69)

 Deep vein thrombosis

60

4.65 (3.61–6.00)

8

12.05 (6.00–24.22)

 Cerebral venous thrombosis

19

48.48 (30.78–76.34)

  

 Pulmonary thrombosis

9

4.15 (2.16–7.98)

  

 Superior sagittal sinus thrombosis

6

31.47 (14.07–70.39)

  

 Thrombophlebitis

6

8.33 (3.74–18.56)

  

 Budd-Chiari syndrome

5

105.09 (42.98–256.96)

  

 Portal vein thrombosis

5

11.45 (4.76–27.57)

3

70.86 (22.76–220.63)

 Retinal vein occlusion

5

10.44 (4.34–25.14)

  

 Venous thrombosis limb

5

11.50 (4.78–27.69)

  

 Embolism venous

4

9.12 (3.42–24.35)

  

 Transverse sinus thrombosis

4

26.08 (9.74–69.83)

  

 Superficial vein thrombosis

4

46.70 (17.37–125.55)

  

 Jugular vein thrombosis

3

7.79 (2.51–24.21)

  

Unspecified thromboembolism

 Thrombosis

51

3.37 (2.56–4.43)

8

9.31 (4.63–18.71)

 Monoplegia

6

6.86 (3.08–15.30)

  

 Antiphospholipid syndrome

3

8.84 (2.85–27.48)