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Neurosurgery symposium discusses skullbase surgery

By Admin | December 09, 2019

With the drop of traumatic injuries and the development of testing, cerebral vascular disease is becoming a leading ailment in neurosurgery department, medical experts said on an international skullbase surgery symposium in the city over the weekend.

 

For more information please read, Neurosurgery symposium discusses skullbase surgery, by Shine.

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