Imaging in the Palm Islands - A Canadian Imaging Perspective

Feb 14th, 2024Feb 16th, 2024
Dubai, 03
AE
https://imaginginthepalmislands.org
Phone:613-548-2301
This accredited three-day symposium highlights current imaging trends and recent advances from a Canadian perspective. The Symposium includes an exhaustive Oncology Day, Hot Topics in MSK, Neuro, Pediatrics and Women's Imaging, and a Stroke course.
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