Biophysical Agent Essentials: Ultrasound

Date and Time

January 9, 2025
3–5 p.m. ET

Location

Virtual Event

About this course:

This two hour course is intended to provide clinicians with the most current in-depth information about ultrasound. The course materials and clinical protocols presented are evidence-based and oriented to immediate clinical application of therapeutic ultrasound. The lab demonstration provides active participation to reinforce concepts and techniques using ultrasound for common treatment indications in rehab.

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