Normal d-dimer levels do not exclude thrombotic complications in trauma patients
Authors:
- Karla S AhrnsKAKarla S Ahrns
- Paul J ZajkowskiPZPaul J Zajkowski
- Mary-Margaret BrandtMBMary-Margaret Brandt
- Mary ProctorMPMary Proctor
- Saman ArbabiSASaman Arbabi
- Lazar J GreenfieldLGLazar J Greenfield
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