Global Stem Cells Group opens new clinic in Ecuador: 4 points

Miami Lakes, Fla.-based Global Stem Cells Group opened a new stem cell clinic in Quito, Ecuador.

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Here are four points:

 

1. The new clinic will focus on orthopedic and trauma medicine.

 

2. Orthopedic specialist Pablo Ramos, MD; orthopedic and trauma surgeon Pablo Cornejo, MD; traumatology and knee surgeon Luis Ernesto Mantilla, MD; and orthopedic surgeon and traumatology and arthroscopy specialist Alberto Ramos, MD, will provide services at the new clinic. All four specialists work at Metropolitan Hospital in Quito.

 

3. Global Stem Cells Group is expanding its reach in Latin America, and this is the first clinic in Ecuador.

 

4. The new clinic is certified for medical tourism, with board-certified or board-eligible physicians.

 

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