4th MSK MRI: from anatomy to pathology. An intensive MSK MRI course

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Intensive two full-day course assessing all peripheral joints. The lectures start with anatomical background and then discuss basic and more advanced pathologies. The course is regarded by previous participants as more advanced.
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