Dr. Amitabha Dutta
MBBS, FRCP
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82% (11 patients)
Dr. Amitabha Dutta is a Gastroenterologist, General Physician in Delhi with 46 years of experience, practising at Apollo hospital and Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals.Qualifications include MRCP from The Royal College Of Physicians Of Ireland, CCST - Gastroenterology from General Medical Council, MBBS from Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi University and FRCP from The Royal College Of Physicians Of Ireland. Memberships include Indian Society of Gastroenterology, Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy of India and Indian National Association for Study of Liver.Areas of focus include Stomatitis, Difficulty Swallowing, Viral Fever, Acidity Treatment, Stomach Cramps and Blood in Stools.
Patient Stories for Dr. Amitabha Dutta
I had severe stomach ailments post recovering from covid as complications. I'm extremely grateful to doctor Dutt for giving me the right medicines and guidance in order to become healthier and back on my legs.
** ** * **** **** ********. understand patient needs and is vry calm.i would like to recommend him for all types of gastroenterology problem
We had a very difficult and concerning experience with Dr. Amitabha Dutta during a critical phase of my brother’s recovery.
My brother had been treated for severe acute pancreatitis in the ICU at a hospital in Guwahati. After his discharge from the ICU, we consulted Dr. Dutta in Delhi for further management. At that time, my brother already had a PD (pigtail drainage) in place******* *** ********** ** **** * **** ** ******* *** ********** ** *** ********. Communication was limited, and the overall interaction often felt dismissive rather than reassuring during such a sensitive phase.
During treatment, the PD drain came out on its own within a short period. We were advised that this was acceptable and even suggested that removal of a PD is otherwise complex. Following this, no immediate intervention was done, and we were advised to return after one month with a CT scan.
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