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He completed his postgraduate training at St. Stephen’s Hospital, Delhi (awarded the best postgraduate centre for D.N.B. in Surgery) under the aegis of the National Board of Examinations.
Senior Consultant and H.O.D - Minimal Access, GI And Metabolic SurgeryDr. Arnab went to medical school at the prestigious Christian Medical College and Hospital, Vellore. While there, he received distinctions and certificates of honour in various subjects. He completed his postgraduate training at St. Stephen’s Hospital, Delhi (awarded the best postgraduate centre for D.N.B. in Surgery) under the aegis of the National Board of Examinations. He received further training in the field of Minimal Access, complex Hepatopancreatobiliary and Gastrointestinal Oncology under the able guidance of pioneers in the field. He then returned to Vellore to acquire expertise in the fields of Endocrine Surgery and Breast Oncosurgery.
He thereafter developed the Department of Minimal Access Surgery at his Alma Mater, and went on to be awarded the much‐coveted Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, during which time, he was also the recipient of the J.S.C.F.E. Medal, awarded to the candidate with the highest marks in the final examination, on the first attempt. He is currently an Associate Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and has received further certification from the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India as well.
He is an enthusiastic teacher in his discipline and has authored several articles in peer‐ reviewed and indexed National and International Journals. He has guided many a
postgraduate student during his time at St. Stephen’s Hospital, towards the successful acceptance of their dissertations. He has over 16 years of cumulative experience in the nuances of the surgical discipline and speaks six languages fluently.
M.B;B.S. – The Christian Medical College and Hospital, Vellore
D.N.B., Surgery – St. Stephen’s Hospital, New Delhi
F.R.C.S., General Surgery (ENGLAND) – Royal College of Surgeons of England
F.M.A.S. – Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India
Advanced Minimal Access Surgery Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery Colorectal Oncosurgery Hepatopancreatobiliary Surgery Endocrine Surgery
Breast Oncoplasty
Complex Abdominal Wall Repair Application of Robotics
Surgical Academics
Royal College of Surgeons of England American College of Surgeons
Association of Surgeons of India
Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India Delhi Medical Council
Haryana Medical Council Tamil Nadu Medical Council
• Original research article – “Evaluation of abdominal wound closure using continuous versus interrupted sutures in patients of perforation peritonitis” ‐ published in the International Surgery Journal (Authors ‐ Mohanty A1., Paljor Y.D2., Sharma R2.)
• Original research article – “Role of pre‐operative ultrasonography in assessment of technical difficulties during laparoscopic cholecystectomy requiring conversion to open procedure” ‐ Published in International Surgery Journal (Authors ‐ Mohanty A1., Chatterjee D1., Vakil R1., Sharma R1., Patras E2.)
• Case Series – “Can classical Roux‐N‐Y gastric bypass be combined with surgical emergencies? An interesting case series of two patients at a tertiary care centre, with literature review.” – Published in International Journal of Recent Surgical and Medical Sciences (Thieme) – Author – Mohanty A.
• Case Report – “Applying the ‘Passot’ technique in surgical treatment of severe gynaecomastia; a case report with literature review” – Published in the Chinese Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (Elsevier) – Author ‐Mohanty A.
• Case report – “A rare presentation of rectal endometriosis” ‐ Published in International Surgery Journal (Authors ‐ Mohanty A1., Chatterjee D2.)
• Case report – “Perforation in a rare solitary ‘true’ jejunal diverticulum” – Published in the Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery (Author – Mohanty A1.)
• Case report – “A rare case of Busoga hernia” (Authors – Mohanty A1., Rajpal A2.) preprint at Researchsquare
• Case Report ‐ “Modification of the anastomotic technique in completely laparoscopic resection rectopexy with ‘NOSE’ ‐ a case report” – Published in the Journal of creative surgery and oncology – Author ‐ Mohanty A.
• Several other articles being peer‐reviewed currently in indexed journals across the discipline.
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