Our practice was established in 2002 and our goal is to work closely and collaboratively to achieve the highest quality medical care for our patients. We provide consultative services in Nephrology as well as direct management of adult patients of all ages in Internal Medicine. Our practice serves the South Shore and Cape Cod and we are affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Plymouth, Falmouth and Tobey Hospitals.
Dr. Lazowski and Dr. Vlagopoulos are committed to serving their patients in a compassionate manner focused on preventative healthcare and attention to overall health maintenance.
Dr. Lazowski and Dr. Vlagopoulos are committed to serving their patients in a compassionate manner focused on preventative healthcare and attention to overall health maintenance.
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Our practice was founded in 2002 and we serve the communities of Boston's South Shore, Cape Cod and the South Coast (Wareham). We are dedicated to providing the highest quality medical care for patients with kidney disease. Nephrologists are physicians who are educated and trained in the prevention, diagnosis and management of patients with kidney disease.
Piotr Lazowski, M.D. earned his medical degree from the Medical Academy of Warsaw, Poland. He trained in Internal Medicine at Catholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens in New York and completed his Fellowship in Nephrology at New York University Medical Center in 1996. Dr. Lazowski established his private primary care practice in 2002 in Plymouth, MA.
Our practice has been conducting clinical research since 2002, and has participated in more than 17 clinical trials. We actively recruit patients from our patient population and through outside physician referrals. Areas of interest include Renal Disease, Dialysis, Hypertension, Diabetes, and Metabolic Disorders.
We have two kidneys, each about a size of a fist, located on either side of the spine at the bottom of the rib cage. Urine is produced by the kidneys and it passes from the kidneys into the bladder through two tubes called the ureters. It then leaves the bladder through another tube called the urethra.
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Casey Figueroa
Jun 01, 2015
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