Laboratoires d’analyse de biologie médicale privés
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Date de création : 1998
Date d’entrée au CS de l’ONERBA : 2000
12 laboratoires dans 1 région.
Ils assurent également les examens bactériologiques de 19 cliniques privées et 19 maisons de retraites.
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