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Echo links and template

Posted By: Txczech on 2005-09-20
In Reply to: Please help with echos sm - First time for an echo

Subject: Echo links and template

Here is what I gleaned from my favorite sites. Hope they help.

First is a template:

http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?disc=195764;article=351444;title=Word%20Board

This is a great "clickable" site.

http://www2.umdnj.edu/~shindler/abc.html

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Please help with echos sm - First time for an echo
- follow-up - how I would... - rad mt tn
- Echo links and template - Txczech
- aortic root is correct, plus SM - rad mt tn
  - Thank you so much. I am soo lost over here. My expertise is in ortho, not cardio. - First time for an echo
    - glad to help NM - rad mt tn
      - You guys are GREAT. Many thanks again!!!!! - First time for an echo

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