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Atlanta Gastroenterologist Doctors for GallstonesType of Physician: Gastroenterologist What is a Gastroenterologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners focus on the stomach, intestines, colon, liver, and gallbladder (digestive organs). Gastroenterologists treat conditions such as abdominal pain, ulcers, diarrhea, cancer, and jaundice. They consult with surgeons when abdominal operations are needed. Specialty: Gastroenterology Common Name: GI Doctor Gastroenterologist Doctors in Atlanta * Consultative Gastroenterology  Consultative Gastroenterology  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Consultative Gastroenterology  Del Mazo Medical Services  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Midtown Endoscopy  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Consultative Gastroenterology  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assoc  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assoc  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assoc  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Digestive Healthcare of Georgia  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta South Gastroenterology  Atlanta South Gastroenterology  Atlanta South Gastroenterology  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Univ Schl Mdcn Digstv Dis  Emory Winship Cancer Institute  Emory Clinic-Transplant  Emory Winship Cancer Institute  Emory Clinic Gastroenterology  Emory Winship Cancer Institute  Emory Clinic Gastroenterology  Emory Clinic Gastroenterology  Emory Children Cystic Fibrosis  Anwan Wellness Medical Center  South Atlanta Digestive Disease  South Atlanta Digestive Disease  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Jeffrie L Kamean MD  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assoc  Atlanta Center Gastroenterology  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Center Gastroenterology  Dekalb Gastroenterology Assocs  Metro Medical Associates  Gastroenterology Spec Dekalb  Gastroenterology Spec Dekalb  Ravry & Ravry Mds  Cynthia S Rudert MD  Northeast Atlanta Assocs GAS  Lavista Family Medicine  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Atlanta Gastroenterology Assocs  Gastroenterology Atlanta  Metro Atlanta Gastroenterology  Gastroenterology Consultants Atlanta, GeorgiaConsidered a top business city and transportation hub, Atlanta is the world headquarters of The Coca-Cola Company, AT&T Mobility, and Delta Air Lines. The surrounding area contains additional corporate headquarters, including Home Depot and UPS. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, which is located seven miles south of downtown Atlanta, is the world's busiest airport and the only major airport to serve the city. Upcoming Local Events2013-05-25
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