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BWMC group performs 141 surgeries in Dominican RepublicPublished 06/02/09
For years Benito Francois had to deal with an 8- to 10-pound growth in the middle of his chest that made life uncomfortable and made him a pariah.
Courtesy photoResidents of Cotui await their turn in the tiny clinic where the Medical Mission Group set up shop. He was shunned to the degree that when surgeons and nurses from the Medical Mission Group, made up of doctors from New York and Baltimore Washington Medical Center, were in his town of Cotui in the Dominican Republic for 10 days in April, townspeople tried to prevent him from being seen. Eventually, he walked into the hospital and opened his shirt, exposing the oozing growth. Nurses responded immediately, and doctors prepared for surgery. "It was the fourth OR (operation)...
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