Forensic Radiology in Today's World

Jan 29th, 2016
Toronto, ON
CA
https://www.mtmi.net/seminar/forensic-radiology-todays-world
This seminar presents an overview of forensic imaging and techniques on how to produce quality diagnostic images under challenging times.
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