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Viana do Castelo brings together more than 150 national and international radiology specialists

Rádio Alto Minho1 September 2026 at 20:40

Viana do Castelo hosts a course that brings together more than 150 national and international specialists in the field of radiology. The event takes place at the Municipal Theatre Sá de Miranda and is organized by the Portuguese Society of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, in partnership with the American Institute for Radiologic Pathology.

The course focuses on the analysis and discussion of clinical-radiological cases, promoting a connection between the fields of Radiology and Pathological Anatomy. This interdisciplinary approach aims to deepen participants' knowledge through practical cases.

The scientific program includes sessions dedicated to gastrointestinal imaging, among other topics relevant to the specialty. The event represents an opportunity for continuing education for professionals in the field of radiology.

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