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10 years of experience

Dr. Prasun Sanyal | Consultant Arthroplasty Surgeon

Dr. Prasun Sanyal is an alumnus of prestigious R.G. Kar Medical College, Kolkata. His illustrious career is studded with multitude accolades & distinctions.

Following completion of his Post Graduation in 2015, he was appointed as Senior Resident, Dept of Orthopedics, at R.G. Kar Medical College, gaining extensive experience in Primary and Complex trauma surgery & further promoted as a Faculty, honing his surgical skills.

Driven by a commitment to pursue his passion, Dr. Sanyal successfully cracked the elite “Fellowship Entrance Test” (FET 2020) securing a coveted seat in "FNB Arthroplasty" at the esteemed Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital & Research Centre, Pune under the tutelage of Legendary Arthroplasty duo Dr. Hemant Wakankar & Dr. Mahesh Kulkarni.

During his Post Doctoral Programme, he attained rigorous & specialised training in Arthroplasty, focusing on Primary, Complex Primary, Revision & Robotic Total Hip and Knee replacement.

His continuous pursuit of excellence has undoubtedly positioned him as a beacon of inspiration in the medical community, earning the precious distinction of being First FNB Arthroplasty in Eastern India.

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Ready to take control of your health? Contact Dr. Sanyal today and experience personalised and compassionate care. With his expertise and dedication to your well-being, you can trust that you're in good hands. Secure your appointment today and embark on a transformative journey towards improved well-being.

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Days & Timings:

  • Monday to Saturday:
  • Morning: 9 AM - 10 AM
  • Afternoon: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM

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Days & Timings:

  • Monday & Friday:
  • Evening: 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM

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Rules & Regulations:

I. Rights:

II. Responsibility:

A. Patient & relatives should provide accurate medical history regarding:

2. Following category of patients are not suitable for MRI . Inform during visit about :
3. Patients with HIV , Hep B & Hep C are categorically instructed to inform about their status on the very first OPD visit with out any fail. Confidentiality will be honoured

B. Financial :

1. Patient relatives should communicate with their insurance agent regarding the surgery & probable allotment amount from the insurance company. An estimated cost of surgery will be provided if required. WBHS, CGHS category patients have to pay additional surgical team charges & implant charges as per capping.
2. For non-insurance cases, the surgical team charge & implant charge have to be paid before the commencement of surgery.
3. Surgical drapes, IOBAN & Pulse lavage system are to be paid separately.

C. Patient Care :

1. Patient / Relatives are categorically instructed to remain in close communication regarding the surgical intervention, understand the prognosis & complications, ensure proper post-operative care & rehabilitation.
2. Follow-up Protocol: From the day of surgery
Staples Removal (2-3 weeks) → 3 months → 6 months → 1 year (Once a year afterwards)
Non compliance with Follow up protocol with forfeit the right of patient to seek any medical care / complication pertaining to the surgery .

D. Realistic Expectation:

Keep in mind : Medical Science is not considered an "Absolute Science" because it deals with complex biological systems & individual variations, meaning there are rarely definitive answers and knowledge is often probabilistic, requiring clinical judgement rather than absolute truths; therefore, medical science is considered a "Relative Science".

Statutory Reminder:

1. Don't consider yourself entitled due to professional, economic, or societal hierarchy. All patients, irrespective of their strata, are equal to me.
2. In the eventuality that the patient or any accompanying family member belongs to the Medical Fraternity, they should abide by the advice/instructions like all other patients. The onus of compliance falls on the patient.
3. If you wish to flaunt your knowledge, quote your reference from an internationally acclaimed medical textbook or peer-reviewed journal only. Don’t test my patience on “Google” based information.

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