Top 10 Pediatric Urologist In Durga Nagar, Kolkata - Read reviews, 2026 Updated list

" An excellent Vascular surgeon and a fantastic human being so caring and has immense patience. Speaks very politely and helps the patient regain hope. " - Supreya jha

" There is rarely a doctor these days who won't charge a competitive fees, nevertheless dr. Anirban Chatterjee's service and concern towards his patients deserves to be valued. " - Kamya

" A very good surgeon who understands his patients needs and gives medical guidance accordingly. I strongly recommend for Dr.Ariban chatterjee " - Neetu Maheshwari

" Dr. Anirban Chatterjee is God for me. That way he helps me to recover my dad from gangrene problem it was just miracles. My dad's leg supposed to amputation bcz of his gangrene problem but Dr. Anirban Chatterjee gave his full afford and helps to recover my dad..thank you doctor ..May God bless you sir with a happy and healthy long life " - Rima Das

" I want to check up my father " - Sarat Chandra kundu

" The intravenous urogram study ( IVU) shows the following:1) Rigjht Kidney functioning normally2) left kidney shows hydronephrotic changes.3) A stone(8.88mm) is present in the lower calyx of left kidney.4) P.U.J.obstruction in left kidney.I m planning to see Dr. Amitava Mukherjee and i want to know the following: a)Whether surgery is mandatory? b) what is the success rate of this type of surgery? c) what are the possible aftermath ? d) will it cause any problem in pregnancy? " - MANIK MODAK

" Excellent doctor with great expertise Very humble and kid person who listen to your condition and give time to patients. " - Ratnesh

" Wonderful doctor with best knowledge.. most amazingly best mentor. Always ready to guide junior doctors. Thank you sir for always supporting. " - Kamlesh

" The doctor is really kind and her medicines really cured me. She is very supportive and caring. I really suggest her to everyone. " - Ramesh

" Treatment results are very promising, doctor is very friendly and polite. Staffs are very professional, making an appointment is easier and their scheduling is great " - Dr. Ranjan Dey

" Dr. Ranjan Dey is Top Urologist in Salt Lake City, Kolkata. Dr. Ranjan Dey practices at Advanced Medicare Research Institute, Hospital (AMRI), 97A, Southern Avenue, Salt Lake City, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700091 . Dr. Ranjan Dey is MBBS, MS, Mch Dr. Ranjan Dey on www.365doctor.in. " - Dr. Ranjan Dey

" Sir mere ling me jalan tipe ka hora hai or Dard bhi " - MD Abrar Alam

" Sir mere ling me jalan tipe ka hora hai " - MD Abrar Alam

" NEGLIGENCE OF DR DIBAKAR GHOSH, Uro Surgeon (http://www.drdibakarghosh.com/)My father was detected with a lump in his urinary bladder (asymptomatic)and has undergone a couple of operations technically known as TURBT. It was performed by one of the well known surgeons Dr. Dibakar Ghosh, in Divine Nursing Home, Beleaghata, Kolkata. Right now he is counting his last few days at AMRI hospitals Salt Lake under Dr. Sushrata Bandyopadhyay. It's been a long story of helplessly watching a healthy person deteriorate rapidly within one and a half months, primarily because of medical negligence. How did it happen?Dr. Dibakar Ghosh (associated with some of the top hospitals like Columbia Asia, and AMRI)performed TURBT twice within a week's time. The biopsy report indicated high grade invasive bladder cancer. The question is why he had to perform the operation twice within a week?Because he released my father immediately one day after the operation was done, despite of our repeated request he released him. My father generated blood clot within the bladder and urethra. With severe pain he was readmitted. Dr. Ghosh performed USG to find the previous operation WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL. Hence he performed Redo TURBT. My father was having fever, but Dr. Ghosh continued to give him Calpol 650. In consequence, we couldn't understand he was already having an Urinary Track Infection. He was released and then again had to be readmitted because of UTI. It was a multi drug resistant UTI. Thankfully one of the combinations of antibiotics Pipercelline and Tajobactum was working. The course of such antibiotics is the minimum of seven days, if no other adverse consequence is noted. Dr. Dibakar Ghosh wanted my father to be released in three days. However, after our repeated requests he gave it for four days only. In consequence his infection relapsed. Now he is also resistent towards this medicine. Dr. Sushruta Bandyopadhyay, head of critical care unit of AMRI, Salt Lake, had no choice than to deliv " - Dr. Suman Nath

" Excellent very very very Good???????????? " - Pradip Ghosh