dr. porntep suandork
Pediatric infectious disease specialist providing immunization, as well as child development providing advice for age appropriate
Centers & Clinics
Specialty
Pediatrics
Sub Specialty
Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Languages
English, ThaiTreatments &
Services
Education
2005
Pediatric Infectious DiseasesChulalongkorn University, Thailand2001
PediatricsChulalongkorn University, Thailand1995
Doctor of MedicineChulalongkorn University, ThailandLoading Schedule..
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