Dr. Mark Fine, MD works in Oklahoma City, OK as
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Dr Fine attended to the anesthesia for my CABG x 5 surgery. Having a Doctor I trusted to administer all the details (on pump) of such a procedure is a great comfort. He reviewed last minute details with me prior to the surgery and when entering the operating theater, he assured me again that all would go well. He is a very skilled and compassionate Doctor, with excellent bedside manner. He used those skills to comfort and assure my Wife and answered all her questions. While it is sometimes difficult to recommend an anesthesiologist (they do put you to sleep after all), I highly recommend Dr. Fine for this most important aspect of surgery.
Dr. Fine's office is located at 608 NW 9th St Ste 6210 Oklahoma City, OK 73102.
Dr. Fine has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 1 times.
Dr. Fine is board certified in
Dr. Fine has been practicing as an Anesthesiologist for 15 years.
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