Services & Procedures
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What it treats: Gallstones, gallbladder inflammation (cholecystitis), biliary colic.
Why it matters: Gallbladder disease is one of the most common causes of sudden, severe abdominal pain. Left untreated, it can lead to serious infection, gallstone pancreatitis, or blockage of the bile duct.
How it's done: Performed laparoscopically (keyhole surgery) in the vast majority of cases — smaller incisions, less pain, and faster return to normal life compared to open surgery.
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What it treats: Stones blocking the bile duct — a common cause of jaundice and severe abdominal pain.
Why it matters: A blocked bile duct can quickly lead to life-threatening bile duct infection (cholangitis) or liver damage if untreated.
How it's done: Surgical clearance of stones from the bile duct (choledocholithotomy) and biliary bypass reconstructions (such as hepatico-jejunostomy) when indicated.
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What it treats: Simple liver cysts, hydatid cysts, and liver tumors (benign and cancerous), including left lateral segmentectomy of the liver.
Why it matters: A "mass" or "lesion" found on ultrasound, CT, or MRI understandably causes fear. However, many liver masses are treatable, especially when caught early and evaluated by an experienced hepatobiliary surgeon.
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What it treats: Pancreatic cysts, pancreatitis, pancreatic tumors, and pancreatic duct blockages (via pancreatico-jejunostomy).
Why it matters: Pancreatic conditions are often diagnosed late because early symptoms — vague abdominal pain, back pain, unexplained weight loss — are easy to dismiss. Dr. Patra's ongoing research focuses specifically on improving early detection of pancreatic cancer.
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What it treats: Liver tumors requiring partial liver removal (hepatectomy), and preparation/support for liver transplant candidates, including cases of hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer).
Why it matters: Dr. Patra is currently training in advanced liver resection and transplant techniques as part of his MS at Bangladesh Medical University, working directly under Bangladesh's senior liver transplant specialists — bringing cutting-edge liver cancer surgical care to his patients.
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What it treats: Inguinal, umbilical, femoral, and incisional hernias.
How it's done: Both laparoscopic (TAPP/TEP keyhole hernia repair) and open techniques (Lichtenstein mesh repair, Desarda non-mesh repair) are available, chosen based on the patient's specific case to minimize recurrence.
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What it treats: Hemorrhoids (piles) and complex anal fistula.
How it's done: Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy, and modern laser fistula tract closure (FiLaC) — state-of-the-art procedures with minimal pain and faster recovery compared to traditional open packing surgery.
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Dr. Patra also performs splenectomy (spleen removal), breast surgery (lumpectomy, mastectomy), gynecological laparoscopic surgeries (ovarian cystectomy, tubal patency tests), and urological procedures (TURP, bladder stone removals) — bringing broad general surgical expertise alongside his hepatobiliary specialization.
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