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He did some general surgery on my sister and one of the partners in the group that I went with was trained by him in bariatric.

She was pleased. I went with Dekalb medical because several people that I knew who had even sleeve or full bypass a gone with Dekalb were extremely happy. Also my youngest daughter is a surgical tech and she had assisted my surgeon on several procedures both general and bariatric and she said he was absolutely phenomenal.

Scott steinberg my whole process from start to finish was seamless.

They have support groups at dekalb

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