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Froedtert Hospital - Cancer Center9200 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53226 map
A hematologist in Milwaukee, Dr. Ehab Atallah offers care for blood disorders, including common conditions like anemia or those that are more rare, such as leukemia.
Froedtert Hospital - Cancer Center
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Yes, Dr. Ehab Atallah is accepting new patients at this office.
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9200 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53226
Office Details
Insurance Accepted
- Other
Bio
Dr. Ehab Atallah graduated from Other in 1994.
Dr. Atallah has one office in Wisconsin where he specializes in Hematology and Oncology.
Dr. Atallah works with forty doctors including Dr. Juan Figueroa and Dr. William Bradley.
Specialties
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Hematology
As a hematologist practicing in Milwaukee, Dr. Atallah is capable of diagnosing and treating patients suffering from all types of blood and blood-borne disorders. These may include conditions such as bleeding & clotting disorders, hematologic malignancies, enlarged lymph nodes or anemia. Dr. Atallah may also craft specialized treatment plans and educate patients on their specific condition(s).
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Oncology
As an oncologist, Dr. Atallah is trained to diagnose and treat all types and forms of cancer. Dr. Atallah may employ a variety of diagnostic tests such as biopsies, imaging tests, endoscopic tests and laboratory tests. He may offer treatment techniques such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy to combat the spread of cancer. Dr. Atallah may also provide emotional and palliative care, ensuring patients experience the highest quality of life possible.
Education & Training
Medical School
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Other
1994
Residency
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Residency in
Languages Spoken
- English
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