Duplex Ultrasound, Clinical Score, and D-Dimer to Rule in and Out Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT) and Postthrombotic Syndrome (PTS): Bridging the Gap between DVT and PTS in the Primary Care and Hospital Setting

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Dr. J. J. Michiels
Dr. J. J. Michiels
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Jan Jacques. Michiels
Jan Jacques. Michiels
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Janneke M. Michiels
Janneke M. Michiels
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Hannie Maasland
Hannie Maasland
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Mildred Lao
Mildred Lao
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Wim Moosdorff
Wim Moosdorff
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H.A. Martino Neumann
H.A. Martino Neumann
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Gualtiero Palareti
Gualtiero Palareti

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First episodes of DVT in adults and elderly are elicited in two-thirds of cases by risk factors, including varicose veins, cancer, pregnancy/postpartum, oral contraceptives below the age of 50 years, immobility or surgery. Pain and tenderness in the calf and popliteal fossa may occur resulting from conditions labeled as alternative diagnosis (AD) including Baker’s cyst, hematoma, or muscle tears or pulls. The requirement for a safe diagnostic strategy of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) should be based on an objective post-test incidence of venous thromboembolism (VTE) of less than 0.1% with a negative predictive value for exclusion of DVT of 99.90% during 3 months follow-up.

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Dr. J. J. Michiels. 2015. \u201cDuplex Ultrasound, Clinical Score, and D-Dimer to Rule in and Out Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT) and Postthrombotic Syndrome (PTS): Bridging the Gap between DVT and PTS in the Primary Care and Hospital Setting\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - D: Radiology, Diagnostic GJMR-D Volume 14 (GJMR Volume 14 Issue D4): .

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First episodes of DVT in adults and elderly are elicited in two-thirds of cases by risk factors, including varicose veins, cancer, pregnancy/postpartum, oral contraceptives below the age of 50 years, immobility or surgery. Pain and tenderness in the calf and popliteal fossa may occur resulting from conditions labeled as alternative diagnosis (AD) including Baker’s cyst, hematoma, or muscle tears or pulls. The requirement for a safe diagnostic strategy of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) should be based on an objective post-test incidence of venous thromboembolism (VTE) of less than 0.1% with a negative predictive value for exclusion of DVT of 99.90% during 3 months follow-up.

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Duplex Ultrasound, Clinical Score, and D-Dimer to Rule in and Out Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT) and Postthrombotic Syndrome (PTS): Bridging the Gap between DVT and PTS in the Primary Care and Hospital Setting

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Janneke M. Michiels
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Hannie Maasland
Hannie Maasland
Mildred Lao
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Wim Moosdorff
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H.A. Martino Neumann
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Gualtiero Palareti
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