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Written by Dr George Dracopoulos on 17 May 2018
Have you been considering bunion surgery? Dr George Dracopoulos, Orthopaedic Surgeon at OSA, has performed several thousand bunion operations over the past twenty years and now offers key-hole (minimally invasive) bunion surgery. For more information, please contact his PA, Kirrilea.
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