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DMU 7946
Cardiac Ultrasound Clinical VI (6).
Further enhancement of diagnostic
cardiac ultrasound in supervised
clinical settings: practice
and decision making regarding
echocardiography, patient handling
and image processing. Prerequisite:
DMU 7945.
DMU 7993
Ultrasound Clinical II (8).
Application of medical ultrasound
in supervised clinical settings
with practice and decision
making related to ultrasound
diagnosis, patient handling and
image processing. Prerequisite:
graduate standing and DMU
7941; instructor’s consent.
DMU 8001
Topics in Diagnostic Medical
Ultrasound (1-3).
Organized study of selected topics.
Topic may vary. Prerequisite:
restricted to students enrolled in
the DMU program only.
DMU 8050
Research in Diagnostic Medical
Ultrasound (cr.arr.).
Research not leading to a thesis
or dissertation. Graded on an S/U
basis only. Prerequisite: restricted
to students enrolled in the DMU
program only.
DMU 8085
Problems in Diagnostic Medical
Ultrasound (cr.arr.).
Independent study of a special
project involving clinical applications
or research. Topic may vary.
Prerequisite: restricted to students
enrolled in the DMU program
only.
DMU 8090
Research in Diagnostic Medical
Ultrasound (cr.arr.).
Research leading to a thesis or
dissertation. Graded on an S/U
basis only. Prerequisite: restricted
to students enrolled in the DMU
program only.
DMU 8346
Pediatric Cardiac Ultrasound (4).
Study of pediatric cardiac ultrasound
for normal and pathological
processes. Differential diagnosis
of cardiac disease through
correlation of patients’ clinical
data and ultrasound findings.
Prerequisite: DMU 7342 and instructor’s
consent.
DMU 8947
Applied Clinical Research &
Practicum (8).
Clinical research application of cardiovascular
& general ultrasound
in clinical environment: clinical research,
practicum, decision making,
patient handling, and image
processing. Prerequisites: DMU
7944, 7946, instructor’s consent.
Winter Semester, A/F grading
Dispute
Resolution
Master of
Laws (LLM)
Degree
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