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Adam Glasgow, MD

278 Union Street
East Walpole 02032
508-668-4400
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Dr. Adam Glasgow is a bariatric and weight loss surgeon located in and affiliated with Norwood Hospital. Dr. Glasgow has 27 years of experience performing Lap-Band and other weight loss surgery. Currently 127 of our members have Dr. Glasgow listed as their Lap Band Surgeon.

Our bariatric surgeon Dr. Adam Glasgow began his career as a general surgeon and now has devoted his practice exclusively to laparoscopic gastric banding. Adam is dedicated to making sure all of our patients are well informed, well cared for and happy. He is always accessible for questions, can be reached by phone or email, and attends our patient support groups.
At Surgical Weight Loss Specialists we have extensive experience in gastric band surgery, having performed over 1000 lap-band operations. Our program at Norwood Hospital is an American College of Surgeons (ACS) accredited Level 1 Adult Bariatric Center. We also provide x-ray on-site in our office so there is never a wait to have follow-up studies.

Overview
  1. Medical School Attended
    Medical School - Boston University School Of Medicine 1993
  2. Residency
    Residency, General Surgery - Boston Medical Center 1998
  3. Fellowship
    Vascular Surgical Fellowship - Veterans Affairs Medical Center 1999
  4. Years of Experience
    27
Group Memberships
ABMS
ACS
ASMBS
Boston Surgical Society
Hospital Affiliations
Surgeries
LAP-BAND

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