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Dr. Frederick Frensilli, MD
Clinical Overview
Dr. Frederick Frensilli, MD is a Urologist practicing in Washington, DC. Dr. Frensilli is accepting new patients.
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Office Locations
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The Urology Group3301 New Mexico Ave NW Ste 250, Washington, DC 20016
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Dr. Frensilli's office is located at 3301 New Mexico Ave NW Ste 250 Washington, DC 20016. Get a map and directions to Dr. Frensilli's office here.
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Dr. Frensilli has been practicing as a Urologist for 65 years.
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Georgetown University School of Dentistry
1961
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