Advances in Nuclear Medicine Molecular Imaging and Therapy

Mar 7th, 2013Mar 8th, 2013
Baltimore, MD
US
http://www.hopkinscme.edu/CourseDetail.aspx/80029896
Phone:410-614-0149
This program will highlight how recent advances are being applied in nuclear imaging and therapy. An emphasis will be on how these techniques can be used to enhance clinical practice and patient care.
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