Spine surgeons visit Dr Krishna Kumar for Advanced Scoliosis Training

Three surgeons from Bangalore visited Dr Krishna Kumar spine and Scoliosis surgeon Medical Trust Hospital Kochi Kerala for advanced Scoliosis surgery training program what is called S2S or surgeon to surgeon visitation in 2023. 
Dr Krishna Kumar is an internationally fellowship trained spine surgeon practices advanced Scoliosis surgery and minimally invasive spine surgery apart from routine spine procedures. 

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