Clinical Imaging Update in Iceland: A Case-Based Approach

Jul 18th, 2010Jul 22nd, 2010
Reykjavik, --
IS
https://www.ottawaradcme.com
This week-long meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland will be case-based in format and radiology topics are planned to cover: musculsokeletal imaging, cardiothoracic imaging, body imaging, neuro-imaging. We plan on an optional trip to Greenland too.
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