Neuro/ENT/MSK Imaging on the River

Aug 30th, 2014Sep 4th, 2014
Togiak, AK
US
https://iicme.com/event/neuroentmsk-imaging-river/
Phone:205-467-0290
This five-day course is designed for the practicing physician interested in imaging diseases of the neurological system, musculoskeletal system, and head and neck.
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