A study conducted in primary health care concluded that the use of cardiac ultrasound can help family physicians to identify heart changes that are not detected by conventional examinations, allowing for anticipation of diagnosis and treatment.
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A study conducted in primary health care concluded that the use of cardiac ultrasound can help family physicians to identify heart changes that are not detected by conventional examinations, allowing for anticipation of diagnosis and treatment.