Dynamic Techno Medicals participated in the Indian Orthopedic Association Conference (IOACON) at Agra from 3rd to 8th December. The event was a great success with about 150 stalls and 2500 participants. The organizing secretary was Dr Sanjay Chaturvedi.
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