Dr. Suvendu Chattopadhyay is a dynamic interventional Cardiologist and pulmonologist. He has completed MBBS from West Bengal university of health sciences in 2012, DNB - Respiratory Medicine from National Board of Examination in 2017 and DM - Cardiology from West Bengal university of health sciences in 2020. He offers comprehensive cardiac and pulmonary care including evaluation of cardiac and pulmonary symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, chronic cough, palpitation, syncope etc. and treating them according to latest international guidelines. He is regularly doing various cardiac interventions in multiple private/corporate hospitals across Kolkata, attending a number of polyclinics in various locations of West Bengal as well as his own clinic at Serampore, Hooghly.
Dr. Suvendu Chattopadhyay
MBBS (Hons), DNB (Pulmonary Medicine), DM (Cardiology), FCCS
Consultant Cardiologist & Pulmonologist
Sleep Medicine & Critical Care Specialist. Reg no. 68049 (WBMC)
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Visiting consultant cardiologist at AMRI Saltlake, Kolkata -
Visiting consultant cardiologist at Charnock hospital, Kolkata
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Visiting consultant cardiologist at North city hospital, Kolkata
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Visiting consultant cardiologist at Medica superspecialty hospital, Kolkata
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Visiting consultant cardiologist at Care concern pvt Ltd hospital, Serampore
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Visiting consultant cardiologist at Manikamal hospital, Serampore
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Education
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MBBS - West bengal university of health & science, 2012
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DNB - Respiratory Medicine - National Board Of Examination, 2017
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DM - Cardiology - West bengal university of health & science, 2020
Academic Activity And Research Works
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Professional qualification: MBBS (Hons.), DNB (Pulmonary Medicine), DM (Cardiology), FCCS
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Registration number: 68049 (WBMC)
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Oral paper presentation: in various national and regional conferences. Regularly attends as guest speaker in various CMEs
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Role of medical thoracoscopy in undiagnosed exudative pleural effusion
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Impact of diabetes mellitus on treatment outcome of pulmonary tuberculosis and adverse drug reactions in patients receiving DOTS
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Predictors of LMCA disease among high-risk patients with NSTE-ACS
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Result of slow infusion of streptokinase therapy in left sided prosthetic valve thrombotic occlusion- A case series from a tertiary care hospital in Eastern India
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Incidence of coronary artery disease among COPD patients with uncontrolled dyspnoea despite optimal bronchodilator therapy
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