Radiology Transitions to Reality (AKA-RTR)

Jul 18th, 2014
Houston, TX
US
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When unusual images occur, your skills as a radiographer are put to the test. Join us in viewing rare pathology, trauma, and foreign objects that often cause radiographers and radiologists to take a second look.
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