Online Sports Injuries MRI Fellowship - Lower Extremity

Dec 17th, 2032Dec 19th, 2023
https://academy.telemedicineclinic.com/fellowships/3636/online-sports-injuries-mri-fellowship-lower-extremity-dec-2023
Phone:+34 93 550 07 50
This fellowship provides basic to advanced knowledge and will give an overview of the spectrum of presentations seen with sports injuries of the lower extremity. Emphasis will be placed on the multifactorial approach to arrive at the correct diagnosis.
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