Recent Advances in Clinical Nuclear Cardiology and Cardiac CT

May 7th, 2014May 9th, 2014
Washington, DC, DC
US
http://cardiosource.org/nuclearcard2014
Phone:800-253-4636, ext. 5603
Cardiac imaging and nonimaging cardiovascular professionals will benefit from this multidisciplinary course that explores the latest advances in nuclear cardiology, cardiac CT, and other imaging modalities across the spectrum of patients routinely seen in a typical practice.
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