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Martha Dannenbaum is available for ob gyn appointments in College Station, TX. Her focus area includes obstetrics & gynecology, gynecology. With more than 35 years in practice, she brings significant clinical expertise. She trained at University of Texas Health Sciences Center At San Antonio Long School of Medicine and graduated in 1987. She practices at Memorial. Open to accepting new patients at this time.
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