The Team Approach to Breast Imaging: 2005

Oct 19th, 2005Oct 21st, 2005
Cambridge, MA
US
https://www.cme.med.harvard.edu/breastimaging
A three-day meeting exploring the latest advances in breast imaging in a digital environment.
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