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Mickey Mouse" ultrasound image during deep vein thrombosis | Download Scientific Diagram
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Mickey Mouse" ultrasound image during deep vein thrombosis | Download Scientific Diagram
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POCUS 101 on Twitter: "(9/) Identify the "Mickey Mouse Sign" which is the portal triad consisting of the Portal vein, Hepatic Artery, and Common Bile Duct. 🔗👉https://t.co/TPhAKXAFgK https://t.co/MytMwHRMPa" / Twitter
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POCUS 101 on Twitter: "(9/) Identify the "Mickey Mouse Sign" which is the portal triad consisting of the Portal vein, Hepatic Artery, and Common Bile Duct. 🔗👉https://t.co/TPhAKXAFgK https://t.co/MytMwHRMPa" / Twitter
Mickey Mouse" view of Portal Triad | Emory School of Medicine
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