Key result
A modified lower limb contrast venography technique (the "King's" technique) was described to improve the identification of lower limb veins and detection of small asymptomatic DVT in clinical trials.
Population
Patients in clinical trials of anticoagulant agents requiring lower limb venography for detection of…
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May aid asymptomatic DVT detection in trials; leaves open validation and clinical adoption.
A modified lower limb contrast venography technique may improve the detection of asymptomatic DVT and the quality of off-site adjudication in clinical trials.
Sidhu et al. (2007) studied Deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Modified lower limb contrast venography technique (the "King's" technique) was evaluated. A modified lower limb contrast venography technique (the "King's" technique) was described to improve the identification of lower limb veins and detection of small asymptomatic DVT in clinical trials.
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