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MLH welcomes healthcare professionals to a live webinar on Genital tuberculosis - Clinical procedures in diagnosis & treatment. Dr Ajoy Kumar Behra & Dr Anupama Dave will discuss Genital Tuberculosis & the clinical procedures utilised for diagnosis & treatment of Genital Tuberculosis. For more information visit our website https://medicallearninghub.com/course/genital-tuberculosis-clinical-protocols-in-diagnosis-management-with-case-presentation

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“Genital Tuberculosis: Clinical Protocols in

Diagnosis & Management with Case Presentation”
Professor- Department
Pulmonary Medicine, AIIMS
Raipur
Monday, 27 June'22
4:30-6:00 PM IST
Dr Ajoy Kumar Behera
Professor & Unit Head of
Department OBGYN, MGMMC,
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