D-dimer testing to select patients with a first unprovoked venous thromboembolism who can stop anticoagulant therapy: a cohort study.

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27) However, a negative D-dimer does not necessarily mean that it is safe to remain off anticoagulation 😐. Recurrence rates of 6.7% per pt-year overall (9.7% in ♂️!) were seen in pts who remained off anticoagulation after repeatedly negative D-dimers. …

d-Dimer Testing to Select Pts w/ First Unprovoked #VTE Who Can Stop Anticoagulant Rx. Kearon etal @AnnalsofIM 1/6/15 https://t.co/7pJWjKtsS1

RT @broomedocs: Is Ddimer good enough to predict non-recurrence VTE? @klinelab https://t.co/2qFulS72ma looks heterogenous in this paper? #F…

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