Coronary CTA - Revolutionizing Cardiac Care

Jan 26th, 2008Jan 27th, 2008
Denver, CO
US
https://www.cardiactraining.com
This course prepares participants to perform coronary CTA at the highest level of expertise by covering all aspects of this new imaging modality, including image acquisition, patient management, interpretive technique, structured reporting, anatomy, and pathology. Physicians will independently process and interpret coronary CTA cases at dedicated workstations and will review over 100 cases. Course tuition includes a 50-case online module and access to cases of the month at www.cardiactraining.com.
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