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Cooper University Health Care - RadiologyOne Cooper Plaza, Camden, NJ 08103 map
Dr. Douglas Tsai is a pediatrician in Camden, NJ who offers comprehensive medical care kids of all ages - babies to adolescents.
Cooper University Health Care - Radiology
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Accepting New Patients?
Yes, Dr. Douglas B. Tsai is accepting new patients at this office.
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One Cooper Plaza, Camden, NJ 08103
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Insurance Accepted
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Bio
Dr. Tsai has one office in New Jersey where he specializes in Pediatrics, Radiology and Nuclear Medicine.
Dr. Tsai works with twenty-seven doctors including Dr. Michael Lee and Dr. Mark Dimarcangelo.
Specialties
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Pediatrics
Pediatricians like Dr. Tsai are physicians who are dedicated to treating children of all age groups, offering comprehensive medical care for infants, children & adolescents. Pediatricians typically serve as the first point of contact when a child is sick, also known as a primary care provider. Dr. Tsai is trained to offer well-rounded medical care, working closely with the patient's family to ensure healthy development and growth.
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Radiology
Dr. Douglas Tsai is trained to interpret and utilize medical imaging technology to diagnose and treat many different types of diseases and disorders. For example, radiologists can determine the severity of a sports injury in a weekend warrior, or discover a tumor when performing a preventive screening. Dr. Tsai may also provide second opinions on injuries or conditions.
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Nuclear Medicine
As a nuclear medicine specialist, Dr. Tsai utilizes painless, minimally-invasive procedures and medical imaging modalities to diagnose and treat disease and illness. For example, Dr. Tsai may employ diagnostic techniques such as nuclear imaging. More specifically, the procedure involves the injection of nuclear isotopes into the body that can be tracked by the low levels of radiation that are emitted.
Languages Spoken
- English
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