Breast Imaging A to Z: How to Read Like (or Better Than) the Experts

Jan 21st, 2015Jan 23rd, 2015
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http://www.AdvancedBreastImaging.com
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This course provides an integrated approach to comprehending the basis and applications of breast imaging in six distinct sessions.
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