The Congress Palace houses the European course of neuroradiology

Tarragona. Costa Dorada. The Exhibition and Congress Palace of Tarragona is home to the 1st of November 2011, the third session of the 11th European Course of Neuroradiology cycle with participation of 230 professionals from most European countries but also of America and the Continent Asia. This course is encompassed within the European School of Neuroradiology and is considered the best in Europe in this medical discipline. The address was by Dr.. Alex Rovira and Dr.. Massimo Gallucci and is aimed mainly at professionals in neuroradiology. Among its objectives are lectured high educational content, providing information difficult to obtain in other courses or in textbooks of neuroradiology general do workshops with high level of interaction, providing the theoretical basis for Clinical practice in diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology, and ultimately enhance the human and professional relations among young Europeans neuroradiòlegs. The scientific program carried out by European and American prestigious and is based on cerebrovascular disease. The Palace of congressional activity generates an economic impact to our city depends on the number of participants and duration of the event. In this case, spending that made the 230 participants in hotels, shops, restaurants and leisure areas represent more than 190,000 €. This is the fourth consecutive year that the European Course of Neuroradiology held in our city. The over 400 attendees who participated in previous editions have expressed their high satisfaction, not only for the high scientific quality but also for the excellence of Tarragona as the venue for this event. The modernity of the Congress Palace of Tarragona, his great technical ability and a layout that fits perfectly to the needs of the course, the particular characteristics of the city of Tarragona, including its tourist attractions and dining and especially his great ability welcoming, encourages the relationship between all participants.

Salouween Street is postponed to November 8, 9 and 10 due to DANA