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By Michael Macias Welcome to the UltrasoundLeadership Academy (ULA) summary blog series. This week, we discuss the basics of shoulder ultrasound. If you want to learn more about the program you can visit UltrasoundLeadership Academy or Ultrasound Podcast to see more from the hosts of this awesome program.
This marked the culmination of concerted efforts to gather the specialty under one umbrella, paving the way for shared visions and collaborative strides in improving emergency medicine in the region. ESEM’s Founding The founding of ESEM was greeted with enthusiastic support from the emergency medicine community.
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