Can tele-ultrasound examinations for FAST, performed by inexperienced technicians by remote instruction, produce diagnostic quality images? | Emergency Medicine Journal

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Can tele-ultrasound examinations for FAST, performed by inexperienced technicians by remote instruction, produce diagnostic quality images?

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Cite this article as:: Mitchelson M, Crawford I, Ferguson J

Can tele-ultrasound examinations for FAST, performed by inexperienced technicians by remote instruction, produce diagnostic quality images?

Emergency Medicine Journal 2009;26:31.