Mammography: Positioning, Diagnosis, and Navigation

Aug 15th, 2014

St. Louis, MO

US

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This course focuses on developing your skills and will begin with the basics: proper positioning techniques for breast cancer detection, identifying mammography artifacts, and discussing a patient’s new norm after a breast cancer diagnosis.

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