Ghana
University of Michigan
PhD Ghana Internship
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There is a need to hold back the skin on one side of the horizontal or vertical incision during asymmetrical gynaecolocal surgeries so that surgeons can operate on one side of the abdomen while minimizing exposure of the other side to infection.
There is a need to hold back the skin on one side of the horizontal or vertical incision during asymmetrical gynaecolocal surgeries so that surgeons can operate on one side of the abdomen while minimizing exposure of the other side to infection.
What to Know About The Global Health Design Initiative
Program History
GHDI has been working with stakeholders for more than eight years to identify and address global health design challenges. Learn more about our history and core values.
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Since inception, we have worked on projects in maternal health, family planning, minimally invasive surgery, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and more. Explore our past and current projects.
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