Ruling out PE in pregnancy
Abstract
Can clinical probability and a high-sensitivity D-dimer test reliably and safely rule out pulmonary embolism during pregnancy? PRACTICE CHANGER: Use a clinical probability score to identify patients at low or intermediate risk for pulmonary embolism (PE) and combine that with a high-sensitivity D-dimer test to rule out PE in pregnant women. STRENGTH OF RECOMMENDATION: Prospective diagnostic management outcome study.
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