ICM document update: Spanish translation completed
ICM document Spanish translation is completed. It is available online at the following link.
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ICM 2018 Document upload process
Hi all we are uploading consensus document in to the app. Following sections are live: General, Biofilm, Foot and Ankle, Oncology, Spine, and Trauma. We will be uploading rest over next few days. Stay tuned.
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