Las Vegas Breast Imaging Conference: Beyond Detection

Oct 5th, 2024Oct 6th, 2024
Tuscany Suites Hotel 255 E. Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV
https://www.mtmi.net/course/las-vegas-breast-imaging-conference-beyond-detection?utm_source=aunt%20minnie&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=vegas_br_img_24
Phone:(262) 717-9797

In this conference, attendees will dive into topics like breast cancer in minorities from the physician’s viewpoint. Gain insights into a patient’s journey post-diagnosis with an oncoplastic breast surgeon. Join the technologist-led sessions covering mammography and breast ultrasound correlation, breast navigation, MQSA, and more.

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