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Singapore has evolved into one of Southeast Asia's most enjoyable cities. From its past as a colonial outpost, the capital has transformed into a soulful, diverse and rich city known for its fashion emporiums, dozens of parks, architectural legacy and absorbing cultural life. The food alone is enough to make Singapore a premier destination, but the city also draws visitors with its stylish nightlife, distinct neighbourhoods, adventure activities, natural beauty and vibrant energy. The lively neighbourhood provides a glimpse into the city's history with its faithful restoration of temples, shops and residences. Traditional businesses thrive, selling everything from incense to silk garments and herbal remedies. It is easy to lose yourself in the bustling alleyways, but that is part of the Chinatown experience.
Singapore has been set aside for parks and natural reserves. The network of natural reserves, parks, park connectors, natural ways, tree-lined roads and other natural areas have enhanced the sense of green space in the city which will keep you busy for weeks. Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate with no distinctive seasons, uniform temperature, pressure, high humidity and abundant rainfall. Sentosa, Singapore Flyer, Universal Studios Singapore, Night Safari Singapore, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Jurong Bird Park, Singapore Zoo, Sri Mariamman Temple, Pulau Hantu famous for its rich coral reefs and Peranakan Museum are some of the points of interest in Singapore. A splendid location, life expectancy, quality of life, personal safety and housing that is unsurpassed for its livability makes Singapore a city to visit and remember.
Conference Highlights:·         Critical Care in Trauma
·         Intensive Care Medicine
·         Nursing in Trauma
·         Sports Injury
·         Psychological Trauma
·         Acute Care Surgery
·         Trauma Anaesthesia
·         Emergency General Surgery
·         Trauma and Burn Reconstructive Surgery
·         Radiology in Trauma
·         Mass Causalities of Trauma
·         Paediatric Plastic Surgery
·         Skin Reconstructive Surgery
·         Cosmetic Surgery
·         Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
·         Orthopaedic Surgery
·         Neurosurgery
For further information please visit https://icu.conferenceseries.com/  
Hear from you soon.
Thanks and Regards
Shanon Jose,
Conference manager
Trauma Congress 2018
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