Vestibular Balance Disorders Center - Kennewick, WAKennewick Otolaryngologist Doctors for Vestibular Balance DisordersType of Physician: Otolaryngologist What is a Otolaryngologist? A certification by the Board of Otolaryngology. Practitioners provide comprehensive medical and surgical care of patients with diseases and disorders that affect the ears, the respiratory and upper alimentary systems (nose, mouth and throat), and related structures. Specialty: Otolaryngology Common Name: Ear, Nose, Throat Doctor Otolaryngologist Doctors in Kennewick * Tri City Ear Nose & Throat  Tri City Ear Nose & Throat  Lourdes Ear Nose And Throat  Lourdes Ear Nose And Throat  Mid Columbia Ear Nose & Throat  Kadlec Clinic Ear Nose & Throat  Kadlec Clinic Ear Nose & Throat  Ronald E Schwartz MD  Orchard Valley Ear Nose Throat  Providenc St Mary Otolaryngolgy  Walla Walla Clinic  Gary M Crabtree MD  Sunnyside Ear Nose & Throat  Moses Lake Clinic Kennewick, WashingtonUpcoming Local Events2013-06-15
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