Linking Orthopaedics and Radiology II - The Plain Film Revisited: The Upper Limb

Sep 21st, 2014
London, H9
GB
https://membersarea.bir.org.uk/multievents/displayEvent.asp?Type=Full&Code=5211
Phone:442036682230
This one-day meeting will provide attendees with an understanding of the value and methods of measurement in orthopedic radiology of the upper limb and provide clear linkage between radiographic measurement and orthopedic practice.
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