Neuroradiology: Post Graduate Course

Sep 14th, 2014Sep 18th, 2014
Boston, MA
US
https://www.cme.hms.harvard.edu/courses/neuroradiology
Phone:617-726-2970
The objective of this five-day course is to review the basic and advanced principles of neuroradiology.
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