ESOI Touchdown 2024 Valencia

Sep 19th, 2024Sep 21st, 2024
Ilustre Colegio Oficial de Médicos de Valencia Av. de la Plata, 34 Valencia, Valencia, 46013 Spain
https://www.esoi-society.org/meetings/

The ESOI Touchdown 2024 event is an annual meeting organized by the European Society of Oncologic Imaging, where participants can follow various lectures by leading scholars and practitioners on oncologic imaging.

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