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Entire leg vs to knee venous
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Patricia Rudibaugh <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 27 Oct 2012 10:41:51 -0400
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The new supervisor of our Vascular Lab asked me why we scan the 
entire leg in a Venous Duplex scan when evaluating for DVT when other 
facilities in the area scan only to the knee and stop.  The lab follows 
ICAVL, SCU and our Medical Directors guidelines/protocols, however, 
she is looking at the possible time saved and training spent.  Any 
explainations out there? I have never heard of scanning only to the 
knee, but I am new to Vascular since 2009. Is there something I am 
missing???  Thanks in advance for your explainations...

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