Cardiology Conference: 16th Annual Chicago Sonographer Update: Echocardiographic Assessment of the Single Ventricle from the Fetus to the Adult - Chicago April 6, 2019 - MD Linx

Cardiology Conference: 16th Annual Chicago Sonographer Update: Echocardiographic Assessment of the Single Ventricle from the Fetus to the Adult - Chicago April 6, 2019  MD Linx

An Educational Meeting Developed by Sonographers for Sonographers. With Optional Hands-on Scanning Workshop. In cooperation with the American Society ...



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