Omega Medical attending 8th Annual St Louis Endoscopy Course

Omega Medical Imaging will be exhibiting at the 8th Annual St. Louis Live Therapeutic Endoscopy Course July 18th-19th, in St. Louis, MO.

Directed by renowned physicians Dr. Daniel Mullady and Dr. Steven Edmundowicz, the ASGE course is designed to increase knowledge, competency and practice of endoscopic treatments such as ERCP and EUS.

Leading therapeutic endoscopy specialists from across the country will share treatment techniques in a two day, lively educational seminar. Visit https://cme.wustl.edu/slitec/ for more details.

Omega Medical Imaging manufacturers the most reliable and technically advanced X-ray C-Arm imaging systems for Interventional Endoscopy. We’re the only manufacturer in the world who specializes in fluoroscopic systems designed from the ground up for special therapeutic procedures. Our list of growing references includes prestigious physicians and healthcare systems around the world. We deliver high quality, performance, flexibility, ease-of-use and cost effective solutions.

Date:
July 18-19, 2014
Location:
The Chase Park Plaza — 212-232 N. Kingshighway Blvd.
Exhibitor Hours are:
Friday 10:10am & 3:00pm
Saturday 9:00am

 

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