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:Yes, in most cases you can. There are however certain exceptions to this rule. Some images on ECHOpedia were provided by book or journal publishers who gave us permission to use that image on this site. The descriptions of these images will read something like: "reproduced with permission from...". If you want to use such items, you will have to ask the entity that holds the copyright. All material that is made by or for the Cardionetworks foundation is available for use and basis for your presentation according to a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/nl/deed.en creative commons attribution-noncommercial-share alike] license. If you cut the ECHOpedia logo from a certain image, you will have to state elsewhere in the presentation that you obtained the material from ECHOpedia, e.g. "'''ECHO courtesy of Dr. Van der Bilt and ECHOpedia.org'''". We do appreciate it when you [http://www.cardionetworks.org/contactCN.php let us know] that if you have used content from ECHOpedia, just to have an idea who our audience is.  

;Who are the people behind ECHOpedia?

:ECHOpedia is an initiative of [http://cardionetworks.org Cardionetworks.org] a non-profit foundation whose goals is to advance medical knowledge, especially in the field of cardiology. The main contributors are: [[user:Vdbilt|I.A.C. van der Bilt, MD]], cardiology resident, author and moderator.

;My own ECHO shows an abnormality what should I do?

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;Do you protect the privacy of the patients whose ECHOs / images / cases are presented?

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;How can I contribute content to ECHOpedia?

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