Online Pelvic Floor Imaging Fellowship

Nov 19th, 2023Nov 21st, 2023
https://academy.telemedicineclinic.com/fellowships/3655/online-pelvic-floor-imaging-fellowship-nov-2023/
In three afternoons, benefit from the expertise of Prof. El Sayed as she delivers key lectures on the topic of pelvic floor, followed by many individual case readings and group discussions
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