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Age 49
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Dr. Peter Kim, MD
Dallas, TX
Accepting new patients
22 years of experience
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Healthtexas Provider Network-Transplant Services LLP3410 Worth St Ste 950, Dallas, TX 75246
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May 17, 2017
Dr. Kim is the best choice for pancreatic/Liver Transplant surgeries! He is very professional and knows what he is doing! Very pleasant with a superior bedside manner! I would recommend him 100 times over to anyone in need of his services!! His team is the same way!! The best experience that I could have asked for!! He removed a 10 pound pancreatic tumor from my abdomen with no compication!
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University of Western Ontario
2002
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