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Dr. Thomas Loflin is a renowned radiologist in Birmingham, Alabama. He received his medical diploma from the University of Texas Medical School in 1981. After getting the medical diploma, he completed a residency in radiology at Massachusetts General Hospital. He is board certified by the American Board in diagnostic radiology. At the time, he works with multiple hospitals in the area, including Brookwood Medical Center, Cullman Regional Medical Center and Carraway Methodist Medical Center Alabama, and St. Vincent’s East. He published 6 articles in collaboration with other doctors.
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University of Texas
Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
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American Board of Radiology
American Board of Radiology - Diagnostic Radiology
Brookwood Baptist Medical Center
Languages: English/Spanish
(205) 877-1000
2010 Brookwood Medical Center Dr
Birmingham, Alabama 35209 
Cullman Regional Medical Center
Languages: English/Spanish
(256) 737-2000
1912 AL-157
Cullman, Alabama 35058
St Vincent's St Clair Hospital
Languages: English/Spanish
(205) 338-3301
7063 Veterans Pkwy
Pell, Alabama 35125
St. Vincent's Birmingham
Languages: English/Spanish
(205) 939-7000
810 St. Vincent's Drive
Birmingham , Alabama 35205
St. Vincent's Blount
Languages: English/Spanish
(205) 274-3000
150 Gilbreath Dr
Oneonta, Alabama 35121
St. Vincent's East
Languages: English/Spanish
(205) 838-3000
50 Medical Park East Drive
Birmingham, Alabama 35235
Occluded peripheral arteries: clinical utility of argon laser recanalization.
Allen, B., Loflin, T. G., Embry, B. M., Gaskin, T. A., Isobe, J. H., Martin, R. G.; Radiology. 1990 Aug.
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Nonbronchial systemic collateral arteries: significance in percutaneous embolotherapy for hemoptysis.
Keller, F. S., Rosch, J., Loflin, T. G., Nath, P. H., McElvein, R. B.; Radiology. 1987 Sep.
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Percutaneous transcatheter management of massive pelvic bleeding following surgery and irradiation for gynecologic malignancy.
Loflin, T. G., Keller, F. S., Stanley, R. J.; Ala J Med Sci. 1986 Jan 01.
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Society of Interventional Radiology
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