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A non-profit medical mission, the International Extremity Project (IEP) travels to Vietnam, Namibia, and Angola, where our podiatric and orthopedic surgeons correct severe lower-extremity deformities for under-served patient populations.

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Countdown to Vietnam: Amy Dhillon

on October 30, 2017

Amy Dhillon clubfoot podiatry polio Team Member Bio VA Palo Alto Vietnam 2018

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Countdown to Vietnam: Devin Fleurdujon

on October 28, 2017

aromatherapy Devin Fleurdujon podiatry Vietnam 2018

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Countdown to Vietnam: Bruce Lehnert, DPM

on October 21, 2017

Bruce Lehnert podiatry Team Member Bio Vietnam 2018

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Countdown to Vietnam: Wing Ip, DPM

on October 18, 2017

clubfoot podiatry previous patient Vietnam 2018 Wing Ip

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Countdown to Vietnam: Flecher Fleurdejon

on October 14, 2017

Flecher Fleudujon podiatry video Vietnam 2018

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10 Weeks until Vietnam: Henry Duvalsaint

on October 09, 2017

Henry Duvalsaint podiatry Vietnam 2018

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Healing Hands Wins Award at SVAFF

on October 03, 2017

Namibia 2016 podiatry United Africa Group

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