Medical University of South Carolina - Medical Unit - X-Ray of Artery - Head and Neck (Angiography) Price Range

Medical University of South Carolina - Medical Unit is a Acute Care Hospital with 573 Inpatient Beds in Charleston, SC. This medical facility offers procedures at prices which are below average for the market. They are located at 171 Ashley Avenue in Charleston, SC 29425

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X-Ray of Artery - Head and Neck (Angiography) Pricing Overview for Charleston, SC
Most Expensive in the Area $11,100
Least Expensive in the Area $4,300
Potential Savings:
$6,800

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About X-Ray of Artery - Head and Neck (Angiography) at Medical University of South Carolina - Medical Unit

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