Ultrasound Update: 2005

Sep 16th, 2005Sep 17th, 2005
Sacramento, CA
US
https://cme.ucdavis.edu
This program is designed for MDs, RNs, sonographers, and other healthcare providers who use or need to understand ultrasound.
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