Dr. Souvik Saha, General & Laparoscopic Surgeon

04/06/2026

GALL STONES EVEN AFTER GALL BLADDER REMOVAL SURGERY ??

YES. Not a fault of your surgeon but an unusual and rare complication. It can happen after Open or Laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

A known but unusual complication after Gall bladder removal surgery, may happen both after Open or Lap Gall Bladder removal surgeries. This condition develops due to enlargement of the remnant part of Gall bladder or Cystic stump enlargement with formation of stone inside it. If associated with abdominal pain, then known as Stump Cholecystitis.

Management is removal of the remnant part of Gall bladder which is known as Stump Cholecystectomy, preferably by Laparoscopic approach.

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10/07/2024

🚩 Happy Ratha Yatra 2024! 🚩

Join in the joyous celebrations of Ratha Yatra 2024, as we honour the grand chariot festival dedicated to Lord Jagannath. Let's come together to witness the magnificent procession, feel the divine energy, and embrace the spirit of devotion and unity.

May Lord Jagannath bless everyone with peace, prosperity, and happiness on this auspicious occasion. Let's pull the chariots of our dreams towards success and enlightenment!

🌟 Wishing everyone a blessed and joyous Ratha Yatra! 🌟

17/06/2024

Gall stones- all about clearing the doubts

Gallbladder stones, also known as gallstones, are hardened deposits of digestive fluid that can fo...

15/03/2023

An unusual case of B/L Spigellian Hernia (Left side Recurrent and Incarcerated).
Open Mesh Hernioplasty done in both sides. Patient recovery satisfactory.

05/07/2022

Laparoscopic Umbilical Hernioplasty (Intra Peritoneal Onlay Mesh placement) with Composite Bi-Layered mesh. Minimal invasive procedure for Umbilical Hernia reducing Post-operative pain as well as Hospital stay..

05/07/2022

A case of perforated Ileal growth presenting with features of Peritonitis. Wide resection and Anastomosis done. ; HPE- Lymphoma.

11/08/2021

Simple yet Effective..
A case of Perianal Abscess- Emergency Incision and Drainage

24/04/2021

Abdominal Emergency in COVID times..

Young Male with H/O Poly-trauma & Abdominal pain 4 months back and treated conservatively outside. Then H/O recurrent Right lower abdominal pain mimicking Appendicitis. Past USG revealed Thickened Gut loops in RIF.

Currently presented with Acute abdominal pain with features of Perforative Peritonitis.

Diagnostic Laparoscopy revealed Gangrenous Jejunal loop adhered in RIF with Perforation. RIF incision Laparotomy with Resection and Hand-sewn end-to-end Jejunal anastomosis. Prophylactic Appendectomy done.

Patient discharged on PoD-7..

Thanks to Dr. Biswajit Sen, Mr. Dharambir Singh and Full team of J. N. Ray Hospital, Maniktala.