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Q: Does anyone know if there is a reputable hernia repair surgeon in Shenzhen. Thanks in advance.

5 years 15 weeks ago in Health & Safety - Shenzhen

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Another single post I suspect. I have a foreign doctor friend in GZ who can advise.. Pm me and I will put you in touch.

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Another single post I suspect. I have a foreign doctor friend in GZ who can advise.. Pm me and I will put you in touch.

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Hernia based Q 6 years ago, single post (then), too:

http://answers.echinacities.com/question/hernia-repair-guangdong?type=al...

Is Guangdong in Shenzhen , too?

We'll all need few surgeons from India , soon .....

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