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Mpilo Central Hospital expands joint replacement services as local surgeons take on hip and knee surgeries. 🔵Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Jabu Mthethwa has been performing hip replacements in Bulawayo for about three years, having first introduced the procedures at United Bulawayo Hospitals.

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