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- 2006: Things that I've learned.
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- Doctors beware!
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- Richard A Schoor MD FACS
- We are the regional leader in the evaluation and management of men's health, male infertility, vasectomies, vas reversals and fertility preservation services. We place quality and safety above all else and we are results oriented. We treat our referral sources with respect and give them and their patients the best service we can provide.