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Emergency radiology · May 2010
Highlights from the scientific and educational abstracts presented at the ASER 2009 Annual Scientific Meeting and Postgraduate Course.
- Sravanthi Reddy.
- University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA. sravanthi.reddy@usc.edu
- Emerg Radiol. 2010 May 1;17(3):219-25.
AbstractThe American Society of Emergency Radiology 2009 Annual Scientific Meeting and Postgraduate Course encompassed a wide range of topics: traumatic and nontraumatic emergencies, radiation dose management, technical innovations and advancements, emergency preparedness, mass casualties, military radiology, and teleradiology. This article highlights the scientific and educational abstracts presented at the meeting (Scientific and Educational Abstracts Presented at the ASER, Emerg Radiol 16:501-516, 2009).
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