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What is the most suitable treatment for a pulmonary embolism in an 80 year old female patient?
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Depends: It depends on many factors, e.g., size and number of emboli, source of embolus, any precipitating factors, underlying lung or heart disease and more. The subject is not suitable for this forum and you should consult your doctor in person.
Answered 12/3/2019
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