In the workshop conducted last weekend at the Minimally Invasive Surgery Training Center at Cardinal Santos Medical Center’s Philippine Center for Advanced Surgery, participants applied what they learned from lectures by conducting actual surgeries on animal tissues. PHOTO BY NOEL PERENA
In the workshop conducted last weekend at the Minimally Invasive Surgery Training Center at Cardinal Santos Medical Center’s Philippine Center for Advanced Surgery, participants applied what they learned from lectures by conducting actual surgeries on animal tissues. PHOTO BY NOEL PERENA

The word surgery has always conjured the image of blood, incisions and stitches - with the doctor “opening up” the patient, who then has to spend weeks or months in painful recovery.

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