De quervains tenosynovitis
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Burdwan Medical College
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Andhra Medical College, JJM Medical College
Mbbs d ortho
Al Fouzan General Hospital - Al Zulfi
Physiotherapist
DCMS College of Physiotherapy Affiliated To Dr. NTR University Of Health Sciences , Vijayawada, A.p, Hyd.
Bachelor Of Physio therapy
Self
Doctor
Tdtr College
Mpt ( othopaedic)
Sanjay Gandhi Institute for Trauma and Orthopaedics
Resident
Bokaro General Hospital
DNB in Orthopedics
11 Yrs of Experience Working In 5 Diff Hospitals In S Africa
Specialist Family Physician / Self Employes In a Group Practice
Nelson Mandela School of Med Univ of Natal
M med family medicine / fracgp australia
NIMHANS Hospital
Physiotherapist
Oxford College Of Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
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