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two surgeons in the O.R?

The NJ Bariatric center always has two of their doctors in the room doing the surgery. It kinda puts my mind as ease a little knowing there's more than one doc in there.(four eyes are better than two, I guess...lol ) Anyone else get two docs in the room?

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I will be having two surgeons in the room. Kinda puts my mind at ease. I will be having my surgery at Holy Name Medical Center in NJ

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