US EditionCytotron: technology that treats brain problems in Mexican children
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In Mexico, the first Neurotechnological Research Unit (DIBAGAH) was inaugurated, in the Hospital Infantil de México Federico Gómez (HIMFG), located in the Doctors Colony of Mexico City. The opening of this space is the welcome to new research to improve the health of Mexican children, with the use of the new Cytotron. Cytotron pediatric technology that is not invasive The Neurotechnological research unit will be divided into four areas of work: …
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