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(Sponsored) Expand global access to ultrasound scans with AI
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(Sponsored) Expand global access to ultrasound scans with AI

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Learn from GE HealthCare and Caption Care experts about how AI and point-of-care handheld ultrasound solutions can bring needed imaging exams to patients in a variety of care settings worldwide in this HIMSS24 session clip.

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