Deep vein thrombosis differential diagnosis

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Overview

DVT is characterized by pain and swelling of the limb, which are not specific symptoms. There are other conditions that can mimic VTE such as muscle strain or muscle tear, immobilization that led to leg swelling, lymphedema, lymphangitis, chronic venous insufficiency, or cellulitis.

Differentiating Deep Vein Thrombosis from Other Diseases

There are other conditions that can mimic VTE

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