Ecuadorian radiologist wins SERAM training award

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Mar 29, 2022
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Dr. Sonia Lucía Gómez Briones.Dr. Sonia Lucía Gómez Briones. The Spanish Society of Medical Radiology (SERAM), which supports Inter-American College of Radiology's scholarship program, announced that an Ecuadorian radiologist was given the 2022 award.

Dr. Sonia Lucía Gómez Briones, from Metropolitano Hospital in Quito, now qualifies for a training period in pediatric radiology at the Niño de Jesús University Children's Hospital in Madrid.

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