Cardiopulmonary Imaging and Neuroimaging

Nov 5th, 2011Nov 8th, 2011
Walt Disney World Resort, FL
US
http://radiology.duke.edu/modules/dept_rad_visitingfellow/index.php?id=1
Phone:919-684-7228
This course has been designed for the radiologist performing cardiopulmonary and neuroradiologic imaging procedures.
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