B. K. Misra

Indian neurosurgeon and educator

B. K. Misra - Indian neurosurgeon and educator
Born

January 18th, 1953
72 years ago

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

India

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An accomplished neurosurgeon, engaged in extensive research and clinical practice. Contributions included the development of innovative surgical techniques in neurosurgery. Served as a prominent educator and mentor in the field, shaping the careers of many aspiring neurosurgeons. Advocated for advancements in medical education and neurosurgical practices.

Pioneered innovative surgical techniques

Educated and mentored numerous neurosurgeons

Promoted advancements in medical education

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