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Pulmonary embolism diagnosis is critically evaluated to address potential pitfalls and challenges in current clinical practice.
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Requires heightened awareness of pitfalls in pulmonary embolism diagnosis; leaves open the need for prospective validation of refined protocols.
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Tony P. Smith (2000) studied this question. Pulmonary embolism diagnosis is critically evaluated to address potential pitfalls and challenges in current clinical practice.
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