Cardiac CT

Sep 19th, 2006Sep 20th, 2006
Philadephia, PA
US
https://www.jefferson.edu/radiology/cardiacct
This course is for physicians interested in performing/interpreting state-of-the-art cardiac CT imaging, cardiac CT for noninvasive evaluation of chest pain and follow-up of abnormal stress tests, as well as for physicians interested in the noninvasive management of patients after bypass of coronary stent procedures.
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