PEDIATRIC ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
Pediatric echocardiography is a specialized ultrasound imaging technique used to evaluate the structure and function of a child’s heart, from infancy through adolescence. It is commonly used to detect congenital heart defects, monitor heart development, and guide treatment for pediatric cardiac conditions. Ready to start?
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This online pediatric echocardiography course focuses on the specialized principles and techniques used to assess cardiac anatomy and function in infants and children. Students will learn to recognize congenital heart defects, perform pediatric-specific imaging protocols, and interpret common pathologies. Ideal for experienced sonographers seeking to expand into pediatric imaging, the course combines expert instruction with case-based learning in a flexible, online format.
For more information on pediatric echocardiography and its national credentialing exams, please visit the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography or Cardiovascular Credentialing International using the links below:
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How It Works
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What Are The Didactic Classes?
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Who Teaches This Course?
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What Are The Prerequisites?
In addition to the prerequisites for all Resonance Ultrasound Academy courses, pediatric echocardiography requires current certification in adult echocardiography. This course is intended to be a continuation of previously established adult echocardiography knowledge.
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