Ayala, S.;                     Abrams, E.R.;                     Melniker, L.A.;                     Melville, L.D.;                     Chiricolo, G.C.    
        No Learner Left Behind: How Medical Students’ Background Characteristics and Psychomotor/Visual–Spatial Abilities Correspond to Aptitude in Learning How to Perform Clinical Ultrasounds. Emerg. Care Med. 2025, 2, 31.
    https://doi.org/10.3390/ecm2030031
    AMA Style
    
                                Ayala S,                                 Abrams ER,                                 Melniker LA,                                 Melville LD,                                 Chiricolo GC.        
                No Learner Left Behind: How Medical Students’ Background Characteristics and Psychomotor/Visual–Spatial Abilities Correspond to Aptitude in Learning How to Perform Clinical Ultrasounds. Emergency Care and Medicine. 2025; 2(3):31.
        https://doi.org/10.3390/ecm2030031
    
    Chicago/Turabian Style
    
                                Ayala, Samuel,                                 Eric R. Abrams,                                 Lawrence A. Melniker,                                 Laura D. Melville,                                 and Gerardo C. Chiricolo.        
                2025. "No Learner Left Behind: How Medical Students’ Background Characteristics and Psychomotor/Visual–Spatial Abilities Correspond to Aptitude in Learning How to Perform Clinical Ultrasounds" Emergency Care and Medicine 2, no. 3: 31.
        https://doi.org/10.3390/ecm2030031
    
    APA Style
    
                                Ayala, S.,                                 Abrams, E. R.,                                 Melniker, L. A.,                                 Melville, L. D.,                                 & Chiricolo, G. C.        
        
        (2025). No Learner Left Behind: How Medical Students’ Background Characteristics and Psychomotor/Visual–Spatial Abilities Correspond to Aptitude in Learning How to Perform Clinical Ultrasounds. Emergency Care and Medicine, 2(3), 31.
        https://doi.org/10.3390/ecm2030031