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More commonly used is gastroenterologist, rather than gastrologist. Usually the doctor will abbreviate and say GI (gastrointestinal) doctor.& g; n a" k: l
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Anaesthetist/Anaesthesiologist
! K! n- j# p* W4 W% u& ZGeneral surgeon- b, v9 S' V8 p. }- z
Internist (General medicine)
* V" C) l% w: |) {/ {7 ^Neurosurgeon
8 q$ ?& }: I+ i, w' H, A3 vOncologist. M4 Q1 \& P( W
Palliative care physician
% H N) N2 c' R- S7 ZPlastics surgeon- N0 p# Z% I( V; Z2 \6 M
Physiatrist( a5 ~6 e# j4 G1 d+ J- W8 o
Respirologist/pulmonologist; y- D0 c6 ?6 `( n B( }' {6 n
Rheumatologist
4 x; q+ T' D9 V u5 l! kThoracic surgeon$ L, e! c6 @4 Z. [" F4 @8 Q2 V
Z, v( Z$ p& q3 ]$ ?Sometimes an MD will refer you to specialists who do not have an MD (such as dentist/optometrist)0 _% p, n u' S
Dietitian/Nutritionist
. a0 k, F, S! C% g/ z4 UOccupational therapist
( G' T8 o# R8 @* COrthodontist
4 e) \ {+ ^" h' e9 ~; vPedorthist
7 u) i' e& U& t9 IPhysiotherapist7 @; z, v: v9 o4 s2 c% {( O5 B3 a2 Z5 M
Podiatrist1 o& f; A: P% E2 b6 u1 A
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