230-05-002 ISMRT Abstract

Social Media as a Tool to Democratize MRI Education: Opportunities and Pitfalls

230-05-002 · Awards · Sunday, 10 May, 1:00 PM–1:50 PM · Meeting Room 2.60

Keywords: Low-Resource Settings MRI Education Democratizing mri

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Isaac Ntoruru ¹

¹The Chuka University, Nairobi, Kenya

Presenting Author: Isaac Ntoruru

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