Use of a hand-carried ultrasound device by critical care physicians for the diagnosis of pericardial effusions, decreased cardiac function, and left ventricular enlargement in pediatric patients
Christopher F. Spurney(Children's National), Gerard R. Martin(Children's National), John Berger(Children's National), Craig Sable(Craig Technologies (United States))
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