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Super Speciality Medical Camp on Saturday in city

November 24, 2011

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Mangalore, November 24: Lions club of Mangalore midtown in association with Father Muller Medical College Hospital will be conducting a Super Speciality Medical Camp next Saturday, November 26, at Fr Muller Urban Health Clinic, Mullerkad here

Announcing this to media persons here on Thursday, Ln Annie Philip, President, Lions Club, Mangalore Midtown, said, this is the first time that such a super speciality camp is being conducted involving more than ten departments including physiotherapy and family counseling which will be followed up in future if and when required.

The departments that will be available are General Medicine, Cardiology with EGG, Skin, Pediatrics, Gynecology, Ophthalmology (eye), ENT, Physiotherapy, family counseling, laboratory facilities' and Orthopedics.

Conveyance facility will be provided for people in groups from each cluster if required, on request, he said.

The timing of the camp is from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

Ln P Kishore Rao, Dist. Governor, District 324 D5, Ln P J Jose, District Chairman, Dr. Das Acharya, Prof. Community Medicine, Prof. Irene Alvasris, HOD, Community Nursing, were present in the press meet.

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