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Rwanda looks to promote minimally invasive surgery to save more lives
A minimally invasive surgery is being introduced in Rwandan hospitals, and experts say it allows for quicker recovery than conventional surgery. Minimally invasive surgery, also called laparoscopic surgery, is becoming more and more common in hospitals
Rwanda looks to promote minimally invasive surgery to save more lives
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Center for research on minimally invasive surgeries to open in Rwanda
Due to improved technology in medicine, some medical practioners especially in Africa including Rwanda find themselves left behind due to lack of skills or simply because of the environment in which they operate which limit their acquisition of modern techniques used in today’s field of medicine.
Center for research on minimally invasive surgeries to open in Rwanda
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Government plans to build robotics cancer training centre
Rwanda is set to unveil the first training and research centre for minimally invasive surgery for cancer patients from next year, with funding from the France-based Research Institute against Digestive Cancer (IRCAD), and partners.
Government plans to build robotics cancer training centre
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l'Ircad se pose sur une colline
Avant d'être invité à Kigali par le président du Rwanda, Paul Kagamé, le professeur Jacques Marescaux ne connaissait rien à l'Afrique. Deux ans plus tard, il devrait poser en mai la première pierre de l'antenne africaine de l'Ircad.
l'Ircad se pose sur une colline
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