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EE-191 - You may not see them, but they’re there. Contrast enhanced ultrasound reveals abdominal solid organ infarcts overlooked on baseline scanning.

Speakers
  • D. Cokkinos
Authors
  • D. Cokkinos
  • S. Athanasiou
  • G. Yfanti
  • Z. Bolari
  • P. Dimitropoulou
  • S. Tsolaki
  • P. Tserotas
  • E. Tavernaraki
  • I. Kalogeropoulos
DOI

10.5444/esgar2020/EE-191

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