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- Linking To And Embedding #11 Ultrasound Training Video “Placenta” From Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Course With Additional Resources
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- Linking To And Embedding #3 Ultrasound Training Video “Tomography: How To See 3D Objects From 2D Images” From Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Course With Additional Resources
- Linking To And Embedding #2 Ultrasound Training Video “How Ultrasound Works; How To Use Ultrasound” From Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Course With Additional Resources
- Linking To And Embedding #1 Ultrasound Training Video “Welcome And Introduction To The Course” From Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Course With Links To Additional Resources
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- Linking To And Embedding #14 Ultrasound Training Video “Ectopic Pregnancy” From Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Course
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- Links To And Excerpts From “False negative point‐of‐care urine pregnancy tests in an urban academic emergency department: a retrospective cohort study”
- Linking To And Embedding #13 Ultrasound Training Video “1st Trimester Pain And Bleeding” From Basic Obstetric Ultrasound Course
- Link To “A Journey Through the Virosphere” From The Royal Society
- Links To The UW Basic Obstetrics Ultrasound Course With Links To Additional Resources
- Link To And Excerpts From StatPearls’ “Pediatric Appendicitis” With A Link To CHOP’s “Emergency Department Clinical Pathway for Evaluation/Treatment of Children with Suspected Appendicitis”
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Category Archives: Pediatric Syncope
Pediatric Syncope: Benign Or Malignant?
This post contains excerpts from Differentiating Benign From Malignant Syncope by V. Ramesh Iyer MD from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). The lecture is from CHOP’s Pediatric Cardiology Course. Dr. Iyer’s lecture was delivered in January of 2018, before … Continue reading
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