Laparoscopy Center - Charleston, WVCharleston General Surgeon Doctors for LaparoscopyType of Physician: General Surgeon What is a General Surgeon? A certification by the Board of Surgery. Practitioners manage a wide range of surgical conditions affecting almost any area of the body. Surgeons provide the diagnosis and the care to patients before, during, and after surgery. They are usually responsible for the comprehensive management of trauma victims and the critically ill. Surgeons have special knowledge and skills in birth defects, tumors, infections, and metabolic problems relating to the head and neck, breast, abdomen, extremities including the hand, and the gastrointestinal, vascular, and endocrine systems. General surgeons are expected to be familiar with the most relevant features of other surgical specialties in order to recognize problems in those areas and to know when to refer a patient to another specialist. Specialty: General Surgery Common Name: General Surgeon Doctors in Charleston * Mountaineer Surgical Associates  Roland E Hamrick Jr MD  Steven M Zekan MD  Dionisio E Policarpio MD  West Virginia Univ Phys Charles  West Virginia Univ Phys Charles  West Virginia Univ Phys Charles  West Virginia Univ Phys Charles  West Virginia Univ Phys Charles  West Virginia Univ Phys Charles  CAMC Memorial Otptnt Cr Ctr  Hatem M Hossino MD Inc  West Virginia University Sgy Rs  West Virginia University Sgy Rs  CAMC Weight Loss Ctr  CAMC Weight Loss Ctr  Vascular Center Of Excellence  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  West Virginia Univ Phys Gen Sgy  Tiley Busch & Copeland Mds  Mely C Lim MD  Tiley Busch & Copeland Mds  Rashid & Rashid MDs  P Dean Kyer III MD  Gabriel E Al-Hajj MD  Michael M Boustany MD Inc  Comprehensive Surgical Assocs  Comprehensive Surgical Assocs  Comprehensive Surgical Assocs  Bali Surgical Practice  David W Ranson MD  Leonard A Fichter DO  Jane A Kurucz MD Inc  Leonard A Fichter DO  Surgical Associates  Surgical Associates  Mountaineer Radiology  Med-Surg Group Incorporated  Med-Surg Group Incorporated  Judith Brendemuehl MD  Rushden & Harvey MDs  University Physicians & Surgeon  Plateau Clinic  Scott M Killmer MD  Scott M Killmer MD  Scott M Killmer MD  Vein Health Solutions  Vein Health Solutions  Vein Health Solutions  Beckley Area Med Clin Sgcl Asso  Beckley Area Med Clin Sgcl Asso  Stephen K Rerych MD  Huntington Internal Med Grp  Bose S Mikkilineni MD  Huntington Internal Med Grp  Huntington Internal Med Grp  West Virginia Vascular Institut  West Virginia Vascular Institut  Southern West Virginia Clinic  Woodrow Wilson Clinic  Contact Medical Clinic  Saint Marys Outpatient Clinic  St Mary's Medical Management  Cabell Huntington Hospital Sgy  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Family Medicine  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  University Physician & Surgeons  Cabell Huntington Surgery Ctr  Edwards Comprehensive Cncr Cntr  Summersville Surgical Assocs  Summersville Surgical Assocs  Summersville Surgical Assocs  Welch Community Hosp Outptnt  Camden Clark Physicians Corp  Camden Clark Physicians Corp  Camden Clark Physicians Corp  Camden-Clark Medical Center Charleston, West VirginiaUpcoming Local Events2013-06-29
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