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. 2020 Jun 8;4(11):2516–2522. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2019001409

Table 1.

Summary of included studies for the diagnosis of suspected UEDVT

Study Population Clinical setting Index test Reference standard
Baarslag et al1 All patients with suspected UEVTE Inpatient and Outpatients Duplex color US Contrast venography
Baxter et al2 All patients with suspected UEVTE Outpatients Duplex color US Contrast venography
Haire et al20 All patients with suspected UEVTE Inpatients Duplex color US and MRI scan Contrast venography
Kleinjan et al18 All patients with a low and high clinical probability Inpatients and outpatients Low probability: D-dimer; high probability: D-dimer, US Low probability: US or venography; high probability: Doppler US or venography
Koskoy et al21 All patients with suspected UEVTE Inpatients Color Doppler US Contrast venography
Merminod et al16 All patients with suspected UEVTE Inpatients and outpatients D-dimer using rapid, highly sensitive, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay test Duplex US or CT scan
Prandoni et al19 Patients with suspected UEVTE, and previous history of UEVTE Inpatients and outpatients Compression US, color flow Doppler imaging, and Doppler US Contrast venography
Sartori et al17 All patients with suspected UEVTE Outpatients D-dimer testing (cutoff value ≤500 ng/mL) B-mode and color Doppler US
Sottiurai et al22 All patients with suspected UEVTE Not reported Doppler US, phleboreography Venography

UEVTE, upper extremity venous thromboembolism.