On World Cancer Day, 4th February 2020, a Japanese Delegation of Senior Maxillofacial Surgeons visited Sri Shankara Cancer Hospital and Research Centre. Led by renowned surgeon, Prof. Dr. Kanichi Seto, the team interacted with the doctors and patients of SSCHRC and shared their experience of treating oral and maxillofacial cancers in Japan. The team also spent valuable time with the children at the Paediatric Oncology unit and even put up a traditional Japanese dance performance for them. It was our pleasure to host the delegation and look forward to many such interactions in the future.
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