Virtual Colonoscopy Two-Day Minicourse

Aug 19th, 2007Aug 20th, 2007

Irvine, CA

US

https://cme.med.harvard.edu/

Virtual colonoscopy is a new developing technique providing an alternative method of screening for colorectal cancer and precursor lesions (polyps). Since this is a new technology, few radiologists, technologists, or gastroenterologists have experience in the understanding, performance, or interpretation of these studies. This two-day minicourse is intended to provide a means to educate radiologists and gastroenterologists in the current state of the art in virtual colonography (CT colonography).

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