Interventional Neuroradiology Specialist in North India

 

Interventional Neuroradiology Specialist in North India

It started in 2012 with the effort of family members, friends and colleagues of Dr. Sandeep Sharma through visiting practice of Interventional Neuroradiology in north India. The interventional radiology and interventional neuroradiology are the latest and most advanced field in the medical science. However limited number of hospitals have this service and even fewer experts are available. Nevertheless, these services can have dramatic results and may cure many diseases in both elective and emergency situations. Also, the patient so treated has no stitches or scar and can be discharged almost immediately. These days care procedure can provided miraculous cures in health care.

Location: India

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