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ened APTT and plasma D-dimer elevation for the diagnosis of VTE in CTD patients increased to 25.0% or 36.4%. • In the management of CTD patients, physicians should pay attention when they encounter patients with a shortened APTT, as it may indicate VTE. • Regarding the specificity for diagnosing VTE in CTD patients, a shortened APTT showed a value (84.3%) comparable or superior to that of the D-dimer test. • The combination of a shortened APTT and elevated D-dimer level improved the specificity of the diagnosis of VTE in CTD p
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