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| Dr. Peter Stan Klieger, MD | Dr. Hongbiao Liu, MD | Dr. Partha Sinha, MD | Dr. Fazalur Rehman, MD |
| Nuclear Medicine | Nuclear Medicine | Nuclear Medicine | Diagnostic Radiology |
| Accepts New Patients | Accepts New Patients | ||
| 45 Years of Experience | 35 Years of Experience | 38 Years of Experience | 57 Years of Experience |
| No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option |
| Speaks Arabic, English | Speaks English | ||
| Buffalo , NY | Amherst , NY | Lexington , KY | Buffalo , NY |
| Med School: Universidad Central Del Este (Uce) Facultad De Medicina | Med School: Binzhou Medical College | Med School: Nilratan Sircar Medical College | Med School: Khyber Medical College |
Current Profile | View Profile | View Profile | View Profile |
Dr. Peter Stan Klieger holds an inactive medical license in the state of New York.
Medical Doctor with an inactive medical license in the state of New York that expired in 2024.
Completed their residency at Strong Memorial Hospital and University Of Texas Health System.
Graduated from Universidad Central Del Este (Uce) Facultad De Medicina in 1981.
Dr. Klieger's NPI number is 1427089622.










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