Symposia at Sea: Head and Neck Imaging

Jun 28th, 2014Jul 10th, 2014
Venice, 20
IT
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Phone:800-338-5901
The purpose of this CME program is to review the basics of head and neck radiology. Lectures will focus on the spaces of the head and neck, oral cavity, and oropharynx; temporal bone; larynx; brachial plexus; and lymph nodes.
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