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Mr Marco Scarci is a highly experienced London-based Consultant Thoracic Surgeon, specialising in minimally invasive techniques.
Mr Scarci welcomes enquiries about surgical and non-surgical treatment for a wide range of chest conditions, including chest wall deformities, fractured ribs and cancers.
Working closely with a multidisciplinary team enables us to offer a comprehensive service, high quality care and the very best outcomes for our patients. Please contact us to arrange an appointment.
Mr Marco Scarci is committed to building good relationships with all his patients and providing consistent high-quality care throughout your medical journey.
Mr. Marco Scarci is a consultant surgeon for various hospitals in London and can be reached for consultations at these locations.
02074594367
practicemanagement@marcoscarci.co.uk
Based on a wealth of knowledge and experience, Mr Marco Scarci offers a complete private chest and lung service, from initial consultation, diagnostic tests and biopsies, through to surgical and non-surgical treatments and rehabilitation.
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Mr Marco Scarci has specialist expertise
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