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ICIS SGCR WIRES 2024 On-demand
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ICIS SGCR WIRES 2024
Illuminating Cancer Care: The evolving role of imaging and intervention in modern clinical practice
Meeting President Prof. Pek-Lan Khong
The 23rd International Cancer Imaging Society Meeting was jointly presented with the Singapore Radiological Society and the College of Radiologists, Singapore.
If you couldn't attend our first Asian meeting, you can catch up with the lectures with this on-demand service. Content will be available until 31 August 2025.
The theme of ICIS SGCR-WIRES 2024, ‘Illuminating Cancer Care’ focussed on the evolving role of imaging and intervention in modern clinical practice, in an era of breakthroughs in the understanding of carcinogenesis and major developments in cancer treatment and precision medicine. The faculty consisted of ICIS Fellows and local / regional colleagues, all experts in this specialist field, with extensive knowledge and experience of clinical practice and cutting-edge research to share with international colleagues.
How to Access ICIS 2024 "On Demand":
- • Visit icis2024.com
- • Log in to your account.
- • Navigate to the "Events" section.
- • Select "ICIS 2024” and follow the prompts to access the "On Demand" content.
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1 day £99
2 days £160
3 days £230
1. Click the Registration tab above and sign up to watch the presentations delivered at ICIS 2024 in London!
2. Once registered, please allow us one working day to set up your login credentials. You will be able to login to view ICIS 2024 on www.icis2024.com soon!
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