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Emergency Department Echo (“EDE”)

The EDE 2 Course

The Emergency Department Echo (“EDE”) 2 Course is an advanced point-of-care ultrasound course that will take the seasoned practitioner to the next level. EDE 2 has been created by a team of over a dozen editors, authors, and translators from across the country. Although it brings you new indications, EDE 2 retains the principles of the original EDE course: sticking to the essentials, an emphasis on learning image generation, and the straightforward and safe incorporation of EDE into clinical practice.

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Essentials of Point-of-Care Ultrasound​

This (how-to) guide book contains over 700 illustrations, photos, and ultrasound images which show you how to perform the scan and how to recognize positive and negative images. As well, the book focuses on how you can incorporate these images into your clinical decision-making.

Emergency Department Echo

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