Cardiac CTA of the Coronaries: From Novice to Expert

Aug 9th, 2012Aug 11th, 2012

Hendersonville, TN

US

http://www.gehealthcare.com/usen/ct/education/products/mseries_callister_cardiac_CTA_of_the_coronaries.html

Phone:262-312-7148

This course is designed to enable cardiologists and radiologists to confidently read CTAs of the coronary vessels. Contributes toward attendees' ACCF/AHA Level II certification competency or recertification requirements.

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