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‘Tumor surgery is challenging’
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Former Director of NIMS, Hyderabad Dr Dinakar on Saturday said tumor surgery is challenging even today in spite of latest advancement in MRI, operating mircroscope and
Amaravati: Former Director of NIMS, Hyderabad Dr Dinakar on Saturday said tumor surgery is challenging even today in spite of latest advancement in MRI, operating mircroscope and ICU set up. He addressed national symposium on ‘Cerebellopontine angle tumors’ held in NRI Institute of Medical Sciences in Mangalagiri.
Later, PG medical students of neuro surgery presented two cases of CP angle tumors. Dr Satya Prabhakar, Dr Jagannadha Rao and Dr Amit Kumar were among those participated.
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