Diagnostic Imaging: A to Z: Fundamentals to New Innovations

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Diagnostic Imaging: A to Z: Fundamentals to New Innovations is a comprehensive review of imaging fundamentals along with recent advancements in imaging applications. The multimodality faculty will share tips on how to optimize imaging protocols, strengthen interpretation skills, incorporate advanced applications into clinical practice, and determine a differential diagnosis based on image characteristics.    

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