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PATIENTS COMPREHENSIVE CANCER

CARROLLTON-USA

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PATIENTS COMPREHENSIVE CANCER
Company Title: Texas Hematology/Oncology Centers 
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Company Address: 4352 N Josey Ln,CARROLLTON,TX,USA 
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75010-4602 
Telephone Number: 9722475510 (+1-972-247-5510) 
Fax Number: 9723951010 (+1-972-395-1010) 
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www. pccctx. com 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
801101 
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Physicians & Surgeons 
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