The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is seeking to purchase a laser soon, to be able to better deal with kidney stones.
Urologist at the QEH Dr. Wanda Bellamy, says currently, patients have to seek laser medical attention from private practices, but the plan in to change that.
Dr. Bellamy, the only female urologist in Barbados, was speaking on Public Affairs ‘One on One’ last evening, which aired in CBC TV8.
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