Hi friends. Good aftenoon.
Its a busy day to me. Lots of work. By evening i will publish the answers to the yesterdays questions.
Bye.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
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- Dr. Sharath Kumar
- Hi, I started this blog when I started preparing for M.Ch entrance examination in 2008. Now I completed My neurosurgery training and cleared the final examination(in July 2011). Most of the topics were about the questions asked by my boss or some seniors in the ward rounds or during case presentations.
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