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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2.
Ultrasonographic factors considered by respondents to make a deep venous thrombosis
(DVT) clinically important in the intensive care unit setting. The scale used was
as follows: 1 = much less likely to make the DVT clinically important; 2 = somewhat
less likely to make the DVT clinically important; 3 = neither more nor less likely
to make the DVT clinically important; 4 = somewhat more likely to make the DVT clinically
important; and 5 = much more likely to make the DVT clinically important.
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