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Is less than .19 d-dimer result good?

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Reference Ranges: The answer depends on the units and the reference range in use. Labs are expected to establish the reference range of normal expected values for the population of patients they serve. With d-dimer, one is primarily interested in elevated levels that would suggest some activity in the clotting mechanisms of the body.

Answered 4/30/2015

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