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Dr. David Livingston

Series: Conversations with Allan Wolper
From: Conversations with Allan Wolper
Length: 00:31:03

Dr. David Livingston has operated on the most horrific trauma cases Read the full description.

Livingston2small_small including victims of gun shot wounds, car crashes and people under falling cranes in Louisville, New York City and Newark. He is the director of the New Jersey Trauma Center at the University Hospital at the University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark.


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including victims of gun shot wounds, car crashes and people under falling cranes in Louisville, New York City and Newark. He is the director of the New Jersey Trauma Center at the University Hospital at the University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark.