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High d-dimer, ct scan w/contrast negative dr said no clots. sob still very bad. is it possible to still have clots not found like very small ones?
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Yes but … unlikely but certainly possible. Depends on overall clinical circumstances and underlying reason CT angio was done in the first place.
Answered 8/12/2021
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