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I had a d-dimer today, it was negative, so how likely is it to still have a dvt?
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D-dimer: sensitivity is greater than 95%, so the chance overall is less than 5%. It also depends somewhat on the clinical probability that you have DVT.
Answered 11/16/2018
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