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    The Traditional Triad of Symptoms That Indicate PE in a Patient
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The Traditional Triad of Symptoms That Indicate PE in a Patient

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The traditional triad of symptoms that indicate PE in a patient includes unexplained dyspnea, pleuritic type chest pain, and hemoptysis.

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