Introduction to Carotid Duplex/Color Flow Imaging

Oct 11th, 2015Oct 13th, 2015
St. Pete Beach, FL
US
https://www.gcus.com/courses/about.asp?course=835/Introduction-to-Carotid-Duplex-Color-Flow-Imaging
Phone:727-363-4500
This hands-on workshop is taught by leading vascular ultrasound experts.
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