Jennifer F Tseng, MD, MPH
Surgeon-in-Chief
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Especialidades
Stomach cancer; Pancreatic cancer; pancreatitis; Hereditary cancer syndromes, Cancer prevention, Surgical risk reduction
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Ubicación Primaria
830 Harrison Avenue
3rd Floor, Suite 3400
Boston, MA 02118
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Título Administrativo
James Utley Professor and Chair of Surgery, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine -
Residencia
General Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital -
Becas
Surgical Oncology, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center -
Certificaciones de la Junta
Surgery, American Board of Surgery -
Intereses Especiales
Stomach cancer; Pancreatic cancer; pancreatitis; Hereditary cancer syndromes, Cancer prevention, Surgical risk reduction -
Idiomas
Spanish, Mandarin Chinese
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