Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee Reviews

MBBS, PG Diploma - Clinical Cardiology

Associate Consultant - Cardiology

17 Years Of Experience Cardiologist, Cardiac Surgeon

Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee is a Cardiologist and currently working at Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata

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Santosh Batra

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Due to his alcoholism, my brother developed cardiomyopathy, a condition in which the heart muscle becomes strained, thickened, or rigid. Your heart could become unable to pump effectively. We looked into Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee, and he is excellent. He offers him quality counseling and exercise, and he is successfully beating his addiction. Regards, Dr.

Md Rabiul Alam

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We initially spoke with Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee last year when my father-in-law was hospitalized for high blood pressure. He was extremely helpful, soft-spoken, and an expert. The employees provided timely, friendly, and helpful service.

Eswar

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After my CABG operation, I had a follow-up appointment with Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee, and the visit was overall quite positive. timely appointment and prompt staff communication. But the doctor was a little late due to an emergency.

Sharvari S. Raut

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My mother-in-law''s TMT was positive during a routine exam, so we immediately went to see Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee and made an appointment for an angiogram, as he is our family doctor. He was very certain before the graph that the results would not be favorable, but just to be safe, we went in for the graphy. Yes, the results were negative.

Poonam Dwivedi

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We saw Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee for advice a few months before my husband had to undergo angioplasty surgery at our home. Even while there were obstructions, they weren''t very severe, and in the 60s, they were very typical. Instead of recommending plastic surgery, he persisted with medicine. Thank you for your guidance.