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What medical periodical is available on gastric MALT lymphoma?
Zucca, E., et al. "The Gastric Marginal Zone Lymphoma of MALT Type." Blood 96 (July 2000): 410-19.
Where can I learn more information about gastric bypass dumping?
You can learn more about Gastric Bypass by logging onto a medical site such as Web MD or by contacting Umass medical center to get a listing of dates for Gastric Bypass seminars.
Where can I learn more about a gastic band vs a gastric bypass?
You can learn more about a gastic band compared to a gastric bypass from your doctor, medical websites, medical blogs, health blogs, health websites, and medical specialists.
What is the medical term meaning ulceration in the stomach?
Gastric Ulcer
What courses are available to train in medical assistant training?
Yes, here is a link to more information about Michigan Medical Assistant Training. http://www.medical-assistant-training-schools.org/michigan.htm
Where can I find out more about after gastric bypass?
Information is available online. One site to check is gastricbypasstruth.com. Another is the mayoclinic.com, which provides good, clear unbiased information about many medical topics.
When was St. Mary's of Michigan Medical Center created?
St. Mary's of Michigan Medical Center was created in 1875.
What is the medical term meaning excessive flow of gastric secretions?
gastrorrhea
Do gastric bypass doctors have to be licensed?
Most definitely. Gastric Bypass doctors are certified and licensed by the American Medical Association. These are regular Medical Doctors and will carry all the credentials and licenseing as any other MD.
How do you spell gastric interitis?
The spelling of the medical condition is one word, gastroenteritis.
Who is the team doctor for the Detriot Red Wings?
Douglas G. Plagens, M.D. and Anthony J. Colucci D.O. both at the Detroit Medical Center
Free Gastric Bypass Surgery is Available?
There are options available if free gastric bypass surgery is needed. Many people have no insurance and can not afford to self-pay, but there is help out there. There are grants available from the Weight Loss Surgery Foundation of America that helps pay for part or all of the gastric surgery cost. If you live in poverty, a surgery charity may help cover the cost. Hospital charities help the low-income afford the procedure if it is a medical necessity. Look for less common, but known to exist, bariatric surgeon who offers a contest or giveaway.
