Current Issues in Cardiothoracic and Body Imaging (in Napa)

Aug 7th, 2011Aug 10th, 2011
Yountville, CA
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Hear leading experts discuss issues important to your current and future practice of cardiothoracic and body imaging. Lectures include new applications: coronary CT, cardiac MR, colonography, PET/CT, diffusion-weighted MRI, CT, and more.
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