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Suggested procedure to diagnose recurrent DVT. aNoncompressibility of a previously affected vein segment or noncompressibility of any vein segment in the ipsilateral leg in the absence of a previous CUS result; balternative imaging techniques include venogr... Suggested procedure to diagnose recurrent DVT.aNoncompressibility of a previously affected vein segment or noncompressibility of any vein segment in the ipsilateral leg in the absence of a previous CUS result; balternative imaging techniques include venography, computed tomography venography, and magnetic resonance direct thrombus imaging. Paul A. Kyrle Blood 2016;127: ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

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