Concha Houston
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David L. Pearsey, M.D.
David L. Pearsey, M.D.is a well known ENT specialist (otolaryngology) in Houston. Relaxed teaching: pictures, text, X -rays, drawngs. Reviews new technologies. RADIO-FREQUENCY ENT SURGERY IS DANGEROUS. Benefits, risks of new operations are discussed.
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