25th Iranian Congress of Radiology

Apr 27th, 2009Apr 30th, 2009
Tehran, --
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https://www.icr2009.ir
Main topics: General Radiology, Musculoskeletal Radiology, Management in Radiology, Radiology Research, and Radiology From a Clinician's Point of View.
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