Vascular Interpretation

Feb 2nd, 2011Feb 3rd, 2011

Philadelphia, PA

US

https://www.jefferson.edu/jurei/cme

This course will include some of the more unusual findings in vascular disease. Informal question and answer sessions will be incorporated throughout the program to facilitate a high level of interaction between participants and faculty.

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