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Pediatric-Pulmonology Specialty Review and Self-Assessment

Stat Pearls Book ID: MD_PEDIATRIC_PULMONOLOGYSPECIALTY_REVIEW_AND_SELF_ASSESSMENT-2018-03-31

Version: 3/31/2018

Editors in Chief

• Barbara Stewart, MD; Assistant Professor; East Tennessee State University; United States, Johnson, TN, USA
• Mary Cataletto, MD; Professor; Winthrop University Hospital; United States, Brookville, NY, USA

Contributing Editors

• Ali Abdulkarim, MBBS; Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University; Cairo, Egypt
• Rotimi Adigun, MBBS, MPH; Associate Professor; Director of Pathology Program; University of Health Sciences, Antigua; St John's, Antigua & Deps
• Sami Akram, MD, MHA; Southern Illinois University; Springfield, IL, USA
• Faysal Alghoula, MBBch; Creighton University; Omaha, NE, USA
• Mohamed Alhajjaj, MBBS, FRCP(C); Professor; Cosultant Pulmonologist; University of Sharajah; Dubai, United Arab Emirates
• Catiele Antunes, MD; Private Practice; Philadelphia, PA, USA
• Elisa Aponte, MD, RDMS; Attending Physician; Emergency Ultrasound Director; Kaweah Delta Medical Center; Visalia, CA, USA

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