Key result
The provided text is a journal masthead and contains no clinical study data.
Why the study?
How should recurrent deep vein thrombosis be diagnosed given the impaired efficiency of standard diagnostic tools?
Population
Patients with suspected recurrent deep vein thrombosis
Design
Review
Authors
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May warrant adjusted algorithms for recurrent DVT accounting for reduced efficiency; leaves open need for prospective validation of enhanced strategies.
How should recurrent deep vein thrombosis be diagnosed given the impaired efficiency of standard diagnostic tools?
The standard diagnostic algorithm for first DVT can be used for recurrent DVT, but clinicians must account for its reduced efficiency and the importance of baseline compression ultrasound.
Sebastian Schellong (2013) studied this question. The provided text is a journal masthead and contains no clinical study data.
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