Practical Training in Vascular Interventions

Apr 26th, 2009Apr 30th, 2009

Ann Arbor, MI

US

https://cme.med.umich.edu

This workshop, featuring hands-on training on a live animal model, is designed to provide radiologists and other physicians with practical, hands-on training necessary for the safe and effective performance of vascular interventions.

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