GMHC 2013

Abdominal Surgery in Africa

Abdominal Surgery in Africa

Resource Library Abdominal Surgery in Africa
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Bruce MacFadyen

Bruce MacFadyen

Apr 27, 2013

Abdominal surgery in Africa will focus on the incidence, diagnosis and the medical/surgical management of the most common clinical problems. The availability of medical personnel, facilities, and equipment will be discussed as well as the long-term need for surgical training.

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General Surgery

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Equipping Indigenous People

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gulfam hussain October 18, 2017 6:55 PM

Hello, Mr Bruce Mac , We would like to be a part of your mission for long time. We will supply tools for using abdominal surgery, reach us through www.gulmahersurgico.com or simply email us. We will be so happy if you will add us in your mission. Thanks

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