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. 2009 Fall;13(4):4–10. doi: 10.7812/tpp/09-060

Table 3.

Clinical findings for six patients with discrepancies between clinical interpretation versus study interpretation

Study participant D-dimer (µg/mL) Wells score Study radiologist's findings Findings on ancillary studies Location of embolism
48-year-old man 0.61 2.5 Indeterminate Pulmonary angiography: negative 1 LLL subsegmental
70-year-old man (no treatment) 0.73 0 Indeterminate None 1 at LUL posterior segmental–subsegmental junction
34-year-old woman 0.4 3 Negative Pulmonary angiography and ultrasound of bilateral lower extremities: negative 1 at RUL proximal segmental junction; 1 at LLL proximal segmental junction <2 mm
71-year-old man (taking warfarin for atrial fibrillation) 0.70 6 Negative None 1 at LUL anterior segmental-subsegmental junction
50-year-old woman (taking warfarin) 0.49 0 Negative None 1 LLL distal subsegmental; 1 at LLL segmental-subsegmental junction
64-year-old man 0.64 3 Indeterminate Pulmonary angiography: negative 1 at LLL distal segmental-subsegmental junction

LLL = left lower lobe; LUL = left upper lobe; RUL = right upper lobe.