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Physicians from Ukraine complete ultrasound training program
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Ukrainian Weekly, The
07-31-1994
Physicians from Ukraine complete ultrasound training program.
PHILADELPHIA -- A very special graduation ceremony took place June 16 at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital when eight physicians from Ukraine successfully completed a special three-month course of study at the Jefferson Ultrasound Research and Education Institute.
The institute, one of the world's largest and finest diagnostic and research facilities in ul...
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