Al-Zahraa University for Women hosted the First International Medical Conference on Spinal Surgery. The said Conference was under the auspices of Imam Hussein Holy Shrine and the Shrine’s Health and Medical Education Authority, and in cooperation with the Iraqi Orthopaedic and Fracture Surgical Society (Karbala' Branch).The event took place in Um Abiha Hall, featuring the participation of medical doctors and specialists from both inside and outside Iraq.
Translated by Zahra' Ala'
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