Hamirpur medical college gets new ENT machines

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Aug 24, 2020 IST

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Hamirpur, August 23

Latest machines to treat patients suffering from ear nose and throat related problems were installed at the Dr Radhakrishnan Government Medical College, Hamirpur.

Anil Chauhan, Principal of the medical college, inaugurated the new ENT Treatment Unit in the ENT department. He added that with the establishment of the new technology unit, patients suffering with rare diseases of ears, nose and throat could be treated effectively.

The Principal said establishment of this unit would benefit MBBS students. Anil Verma, Medical Superintendent, said through this unit doctors could easily diagnose and treat serious diseases.

Ashok Bhardwaj, Professor, department of community medicine and ENT Department, Harjitpal Singh, Assistant Professor and Specialist Physician from the department, were also present.

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