Video from ECR 2017: Dr. Nicholas Gourtsoyiannis on 10 years of ESOR

Mar 3, 2017

The European School of Radiology (ESOR) celebrates its 10th anniversary at ECR 2017. Dr. Nicholas Gourtsoyiannis from Athens, director of ESOR and past president of the ECR and European Society of Radiology, reflects on the impressive growth of ESOR and talks about the organization's plans and objectives for the future.

The European School of Radiology (ESOR) celebrates its 10th anniversary at ECR 2017. Dr. Nicholas Gourtsoyiannis from Athens, past president of the ECR and European Society of Radiology and director of ESOR, reflects on the impressive growth of ESOR and talks about the organization's plans and objectives for the future.
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