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Why is a d-dimer, quantitative test result of <0.27 mean? why is that showing abnormal?
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Normal finding: D-dimer is a breakdown product that is produced when blood clots are formed and broken down in the bloodstream. A low number is completely normal, even if the laboratory is reporting that it is below a normal range. This blood test is frequently used to rule out a blood clot in the leg or in the lung. A low number is very reassuring that no blood clot is present.
Answered 12/17/2020
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