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Evaluation of Ptosis Dr. Pushpa Kumari

Dr. Pushpa Kumari

20 May 2025 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 11 views

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Dr. Pushpa Kumari

Ispat General Hospital,Rourkela

Dr Pushpa Kumari ,Additional CMO at Ispat General hospital as faculty of DNB.I completed my MBBS from SCBMC cuttack (Utkal University) in 1988 and MS in ophthalmology from MKCGMC,Berhampur (Berhampur University) in 1995.Specialised in Phaco,Oculoplasty and comprehensive ophthalmology.I want to…

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