Free consultation and checkup camp for children with Congenital Heart diseases including rheumatic heart disease.
Free consultation and checkup camp for children with Congenital Heart diseases including rheumatic heart disease.
4 April 2016Date : 4th & 5th April 2016
Venue : MIOT Hospitals – MIOT Centre for Children’s Cardiac Care
Time : 9am to 3pm
Phone : 044 4200 2288 Ext. 4330, 4495
This is to celebrate the 9 years of untiring service by our MIOT Centre for Children’s Cardiac Care Team. The Department has completed over 5000 procedures – surgical and interventional.
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A Heartfelt Appeal for Gabriel
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A Heartfelt Appeal for Thashvik
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A Heartfelt Appeal for Thennarasu
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A Heartfelt Appeal for Aarthi
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A Heartfelt Appeal for Mohammed Farees
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A Heartfelt Appeal for Jaswanth
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