Dr. Bhargavi Patel

Dec 1, 2009

Dr. Bhargavi Patel, a radiologist and associate professor at the University of Chicago, discusses her favorite parts of the RSNA meeting. Her friend, Dr. Aruna Vade, is enjoying seeing long-lost friends, and she also tells us that Dr. Patel wins many awards every year and has already won some this year.

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