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{PERC stands for pulmonary embolism rule out criteria. In this study of 8138 patients, 1666 were found to be low clinical suspicion and PERC negative. The conclusion of the study was | {PERC stands for pulmonary embolism rule out criteria. In this study of 8138 patients, 1666 were found to be low clinical suspicion and PERC negative. The conclusion of the study was | ||
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-patients with a medium probablity of PE and PERC negative can be discharged home | -patients with a medium probablity of PE and PERC negative can be discharged home | ||
-patients with a high probability of PE and PERC positive should be anticoagulated | -patients with a high probability of PE and PERC positive should be anticoagulated | ||
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{PERC consists of the following rules: | {PERC consists of the following rules: | ||
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+Age < 50, HR < 100, O2 sat >95%, No history of DVT/PE, No recent trauma or surgery, no hemoptysis, no exogenous estrogen, no unilateral leg swelling | +Age < 50, HR < 100, O2 sat >95%, No history of DVT/PE, No recent trauma or surgery, no hemoptysis, no exogenous estrogen, no unilateral leg swelling |
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Under Review Journal Club Article
Kline J.A. et al. "Prospective multicenter evaluation of the pulmonary embolism rule-out criteria". Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis. 2008. 6(5):772–780.
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