Daylong int'l neurology symposium to be held today

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A daylong international neurology symposium would be organised on Sunday at Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical and Health Sciences, Dehradun.

Various renowned neuro-physician and neuro-surgeons are likely to participate in the symposium.

The symposium would be organised under structure of the Satellite symposium — international neurology workshop, this was disclosed by Prof SK Ghildiyal, Principal, SGRR Medical College, while addressing the mediapersons in a Press conference held in Dehradun on Saturday.

He said that discussions on various topics including abnormal conditions of the nerves would be discussed during the symposium. Besides this, discussions and exchange of ideas will also be there regarding the various disorders, reasons and conditions of nerves and their ill-effect over the human body. The specialists will also be sharing their experiences about the most modern treatment methods and drugs concerning neurological diseases.

Speaking on the occasion, Brig (Retd) Dr Ved Prakash, Medical Superintendent, Shri Mahant Indiresh Hospital claimed that this is quite a significant achievement for Uttarakhand that a neurology symposium is going to organise in the State.

Addressing the gathering, Dr Pankaj Arora, neuro-surgeon informed that eminent neuro specialists are coming to participate from distant locations like New Delhi, Chandigarh, Kolkata and lucknow and other cities also.

The neuro specialists of Uttarakhand and nearby areas are also invited to symposium.

Dr Amit Verma, head of the department, Medicine department, informed that this symposium will prove to be an innovative unique platform for the neuro specialists to exchange the modern techniques and recent developments in the neuro discipline.

The other significant information that will be shared is about the various researches that are being conducted the world over regarding neuro field.

Dr Priyanka Kashyap, neuro physician, informed that symposium will directly help in the more effective treatment of the patients.

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