Leading Edge in Diagnostic Ultrasound Annual Conference

May 13th, 2019May 15th, 2019
Atlantic City, NJ
US
http://www.jefferson.edu/university/jmc/departments/radiology/jurei/leading_edge.html
The Leading Edge is the annual educational conference of the Jefferson Ultrasound Institute. The conference provides updates on the major specialty areas and overviews of the "hot" topics in diagnostic ultrasound.
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