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“Liver & Spleen: Normal and Not” From MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound
17:28 Today, I reviewed and embedded MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound‘s Liver & Spleen: Normal and Not. Nov 2, 2023 In this lecture from our Ultrasound Grand Rounds, Dr. Sandy Werner, MD, MD talks unique findings in the liver and spleen that … Continue reading
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