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Smaller nonocclusive segmental and subsegmental emboli are not excluded. (findings) in the "impressions" says no pulmonary emboli. clot or no clot?
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Mgt: The report indicates that there may still be areas with smaller clots which do not fully block the vessel. If you are having symptoms, a repeat scan is indicated and ruling out lower extremity thrombi is advised. A virtual appt is available online to follow up: healthtap.com/DosanjhMD Code: NCYHPZ
Answered 3/16/2015
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