Surgical Oncologist in Kolkata
Severance International Fellow, Yonsei University, Seoul Korea Apollo International Fellowship 2023
Head, Consultant Surgical Oncologist and Robotic Surgeon Department of Surgical Oncology, Apollo Multi-speciality Hospital Kolkata.
Dr. Suvadip Chakrabarti, Surgical Oncologist in Kolkata
Let us help ourselves with a brief outfit of his entire journey and triumphs.
He has completed his MBBS from Bangalore, Karnataka in 2008. Surgery being his option for further studies, he completed his Masters in Surgery from Mumbai, Maharashtra in 2012.
Successfully Done
Head & Neck Cancer
Thyroid Cancer
Breast Cancer
Gynae Oncology
Robotic-assisted oncologic resection with precision control
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Surgical Expertise
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Achievement
GI Malignancy
In medicine, commonly used abbreviation for gastrointestinal, referring collectively to the stomach and the small and large intestine.
Stomach Cancer
Our treatment focuses on removing the tumor and restoring normal digestive function with advanced surgical care.
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Colon Cancer
Surgical removal of the cancerous section of the colon offers the best chance for cure, often followed by tailored therapy.
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Rectum Cancer
Modern surgical techniques help manage rectal cancer effectively while preserving bowel function.
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What is Cancer?
There are billions of cells in the human body, each with a unique function. These cells divide and expand to keep the body running smoothly.
When old cells do not die, and cells expand uncontrollably, it results in the formation of new, abnormal cells. So, cancer develops when the body’s normal control mechanism stops working.
Latest Blogs
Colostomy After Rectal Cancer Surgery: What Patients Should Know
No one likes surprises when it comes to their health, especially after cancer surgery. If your doctor has mentioned the possibility of a colostomy after rectal cancer treatment, your mind might be racing with questions like: Will I be able to live normally? Will it...
How H.pylori infection Increases Stomach Cancer Risk
Did you know that a tiny germ hiding in your stomach could increase your chances of getting cancer? It might sound surprising, but a common bacterial infection called Helicobacter pylori (or H. pylori) has been closely linked to stomach cancer. This infection is...
Cervical vs. Ovarian vs. Endometrial Cancer: Key Differences
When we hear about gynaecological cancers, it’s easy to group them all together. But did you know that cervical, ovarian, and endometrial cancers are completely different in where they start, how they behave, and how they are treated? Understanding these differences...
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Disclaimer
Oncology is an ever evolving field of medicine and is matter of research and development. The author per say does not claim the following to be guidelines of practice in oncology. These are part of patient awareness initiative by Dr. Suvadip Chakrabarti MCh (Surgical Oncology), cancer doctor in Kolkata to educate people at large of various options in Oncology. It should not be taken to be practice guidelines.
