Utkal Hospital

Doctor Siddharth Shankar Sahu is nothing short of miraculous in the world of neurosurgery. From the moment we first met him, his calm confidence and deep expertise transformed our despair into hope. Facing a 5 × 6 cm tumor in my wife’s frontal lobe, we had been told at KIMS Hospital in Bhubaneswar that only 10 percent of patients in her condition survive—and that she would need three to five units of A-negative blood, one of the rarest types. Our hearts sank at the prospect of a complex operation mired in risk and uncertainty.

Desperate for a sharper edge in her care, we sought a second opinion from Dr. Sanatana Ratha in Cuttack, a venerable surgeon ranked fourth in India. The seventy-two-year-old icon politely observed my wife’s scans and gently deferred, recommending his brilliant protégé, Dr. Siddharth Shankar Sahu. Immediately, we researched Dr. Sahu’s credentials online: glowing patient testimonials, cutting-edge techniques, and a reputation for precision without compromise. That very day, we secured an appointment.

Dr. Sahu entered the consultation room with a quiet authority. “Your wife will survive,” he declared, “and she’ll need only one unit of A-negative blood—if that.” His assertion felt almost too good to be true, yet his track record spoke volumes. In the operating theater, his hands moved with surgeon’s grace, meticulously excising every trace of the tumor. Over the course of three hours, Dr. Sahu and his team worked seamlessly: no transfusions were required, and every critical blood vessel was preserved. Fifteen minutes after the procedure concluded, he ushered me into the recovery suite. There she was—alert, coherent, even smiling weakly—proof that Dr. Sahu’s promise was real.

In the weeks and months that followed, Dr. Sahu remained a steadfast ally. His follow-up protocol spanned five years, ensuring that my wife’s healing was complete and that any sign of recurrence would be caught early. He offered encouragement at every checkpoint, answering our questions, adjusting medications, and coordinating rehabilitation. Under his guidance, my wife not only regained her cognitive function but also reclaimed her zest for life. Family dinners and quiet walks in the garden became joys we once thought lost forever.

Words cannot fully express our gratitude to Dr. Siddharth Shankar Sahu. He did far more than perform a successful operation—he restored our faith, our family’s future, and our belief in what skilled, compassionate medicine can achieve. For anyone facing the darkest of prognoses, Dr. Sahu’s brilliance shines as a beacon of hope. We owe him our deepest thanks and will forever cherish the gift of life he has given us.

In 2011 my father was detected with colon cancer and his biopsy was done by Dr. Bana Bihari Mishra in Cuttack. We went to Hemalata Cancer Hospital where. we met with Dr Sanjib Kumar Mishra. In the first meeting he passed on a confidence that uplifted our spirits. He is a very jolly person and never gets irritated. He remembers his patients and shares a friendly bond. He saved my fathers life and me writing this small note is just to inform all such people who think Cancer is a non curable disease don’t lose your confidence and meet Dr Sanjib. He is indeed God on earth for me.

In 2023, towards end of March we went to him for radiation therapy at utkal Hospital, Bhubaneswar as my wife was suffer with Blood cancer (Multiple Myeloma IgG,) since 2019

We were referred to him by another doctor in Utkal hospital. My wife’s radiotherapy was completely taken care by doctor Sanjeev kumar Mishra.

Wow, Excellent. Friendly nature, very jolly person and never gets irritate for any our queries having sound knowledge on his field of service

He is someone whom we can trust and this has been developed over years by his own efforts. He deals with his patients with lot of patience very nicely.

l like him very much. I would like to prefer Dr Mishra for my near and dear , friends one who will need treatment on radiation therapy.

i am very much satisfied. i request everyone who needs this type of disease, then you can consult him.

the doctor performed my younger brother's surgery on his spine for disc fusion and cyst. An excellent doctor and a very nice human being.will remain indebted....