Nordic Congress of Radiology 2017: Everyday Challenges in Radiology

Jun 28th, 2017Jun 30th, 2017
Reykjavik, --
IS
http://ncr2017.is/
Phone:+354 8638536
The 2017 congress will focus on everyday challenges in radiology with lecturers from both sides of the Atlantic sharing their experience.
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