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Cardiology college president

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HYDERABAD: Dr P.C. Rath, Director of Cath Lab and Interventional Cardiology of Apollo, has been named President of Indian College of Cardiology for the year 2003-04.

The position was conferred on Dr Rath at the 10th Annual Conference of Indian College of Cardiology held in Mumbai recently, a release said. The congress was attended by more than 500 cardiologists and cardiac surgeons from India and neighbouring countries.

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