Malladi Bariatrics and Advanced Surgery hosts…
June 2010
Malladi Bariatrics and Advanced Surgery hosts dinner lecture to introduce Dallas physicians to the latest information on Bariatric surgery and Surgical treatment for acid reflux.
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