2021
DOI: 10.1111/apa.16220
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When opinion masquerades as fact

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“…We agree absolutely with Donaruma et al that "Another point demanding clarification is interpreting venous thrombosis as representative of vascular trauma." 1 This clarification was the point of our article. 2 Our article is based on data acquired by review of the literature concerning the validity of the hypothesis that thrombosis of bridging veins (BV) is a marker of rupture and abuse; an opinion would not require such a factual basis.…”
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“…We agree absolutely with Donaruma et al that "Another point demanding clarification is interpreting venous thrombosis as representative of vascular trauma." 1 This clarification was the point of our article. 2 Our article is based on data acquired by review of the literature concerning the validity of the hypothesis that thrombosis of bridging veins (BV) is a marker of rupture and abuse; an opinion would not require such a factual basis.…”
Section: Demanding Clarification That Venous Thrombosis Is Representa...mentioning
confidence: 75%
“…We agree absolutely with Donaruma et al that “Another point demanding clarification is interpreting venous thrombosis as representative of vascular trauma.” 1 This clarification was the point of our article 2 …”
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