Doctor

Dr. Dusadee Wetchayacheewin

Specialties:Internal Medicine
Sub Specialties:-
Languages:Thai

Education

Doctor of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine,Khon Kaen University
Diploma of the Thai Board of Internal Medicine

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