European School of Radiology (ESOR) Asklepios Course on Infectious and Inflammatory Disorders

Sep 26th, 2018Sep 27th, 2018

Krakow, --

PL

http://www.esor.org/cms/website.php?id=/en/programmes/asklepios_courses/asklepios_course_on_infectious_and_inflammatory_disorders.htm

Phone:+43-1-533-4064-535

This course is designed for residents in their final years of training and board-certified general radiologists. Didactic lectures will provide a review of new and emerging methods for imaging of the most common infectious and inflammatory disorders.

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