Gicancer

24/11/2025

Issued in public interest in todays Times of India on

31/10/2025

A recent publication of an IT professional who flew in from Hyderabad to get operated by us for a complex Crohn’s small bowel fistula . Patient had a successful recovery.

29/07/2025

My publication in Grihoshobha on digestive diseases in the monsoon season

কনসালটেন্ট জিআই সার্জন ডা. সঞ্জয় মণ্ডল জানালেন বর্ষাকালে কীভাবে সংক্রামক রোগ এবং হজমের সমস্যা থেকে মুক্তি পাবে....

29/07/2025

Large recurrent 3.5 kg stomach tumor successfully operated. Patient under an extensive and major operation.

29/07/2025

This patient with very poor cardiac function needed bypass surgery for benign bile duct stricture. However due to the poor cardiac function was refused surgery at multiple hospitals. Our team successfully operated on him with a good recovery

07/06/2025

https://youtu.be/rC0CQXXsF7c

16/02/2025

This young male patient who had undergone surgery for Four years back had in the left side of the pelvis. In this patient, we used a newer modality of ICG guided navigation to laparoscopically remove the recurrence and provide treatment. The ICG guidance helped in preventing injury to important structures in the pelvis.The patient had a very successful and could go home in two days.

16/02/2025

This is a lady with Cancer, who had been advised to undergo complete removal of the with colostomy (permanent stool bag). With a new surgical technique of Laparoscopic Intersphincteric LAR which we are performing these days, we were able to remove her Cancer completely and avoid a permanent Colostomy (stool bag). work was all this could be done by laparoscopy/keyhole surgery.

16/11/2024

Recent publication of our treatment of Locally advanced Gallbladder cancer with involvement of stomach and duodenum. This patient had been seen at multiple hospitals in south India and final got treated under us. She underwent successfully Liver resection and removal of gallbladder, with portion of stomach, duodenum and lymph nodes for complete cancer clearance. She did have significant postoperative complication, but was managed successfully and has recovered.

23/09/2024

Story and medical course of an extremely high risk patient who develops rare of the rarest complication following gallbladder stone surgery
this patient initially underwent laparoscopic surgery for gallbladder stone during which she developed an injury to the bile duct. Following this she was initially managed with ERCP and antibiotics but developed internal bile and collection with sepsis.she was being managed conservatively for these problems however she developed a pseudoaneurysm from the right hepatic artery from which she started bleeding repeatedly.
Her main blood supply to the liver consisting of the portal Vein was surprisingly thrombosed and blocked. she underwent an initial angiography and embolisation but it failed to tackle the aneurysm and the bleeding persisted. She also started having sepsis and infection on account of the associated bile leak. Her albumin level fell to 2 g/dl.
she was extremely high-risk for surgery with a very high risk for liver failure and death and hence was refused initial surgery by the medical board. however considering the fact that she was going to die any way, after due counselling and with extremely high risk she was operated by Dr Sanjay Mandal. The surgery was extremely difficult and took five hours, the bleeding vessel and aneurysm could be successful ligated .
she had a very difficult post-operative Recovery, however she could be saved and sent home in a stable condition.

26/04/2024

this is a 37-year-old young man who presented with gradually increasing abdominal swelling which was diagnosed to be a massive abdominal tumor. Further investigations revealed that there was cancerous transformation in the tumour. The mass was so huge that it had pushed the kidney of the left side completely towards the right side with the two kidneys sitting together. The patient underwent five hours Surgery and multi organ resection following which the humour could be successfully and completely removed. The tumour was involving the major vessels and was very closely adherent to the left kidney and left ureter.
wt of the tumour 13 kgs
Size of the tumour 50 cm X 37 cm X 25 cm
This was recently published in ananda bazar paptrika.

20/03/2024

A recent difficult but successful Whipple surgery done on a patient from bangladesh with pancreas cancer with good outcome, Published in Prabhat Khabar newspaper