Dr. Rajesh Dey
24 years
Max Super-Speciality Hospital, Sector-1, Vaishali
Ghaziabad, India
Introduction
Dr. Rajesh Dey does liver transplants and surgeries on the liver, pancreas, and bile ducts. People come to him when their liver is failing and needs replacing, when there’s a tumor in the liver or pancreas, or bile duct troubles needing complicated surgery. Handles both grown-ups and kids’ liver transplants, along with using robotic methods for detailed work.
About Dr. Rajesh Dey
Dr. Rajesh Dey has been working in liver surgery and transplants for over twenty years now. And most people reaching him either need a transplant because the liver quits working or have cancers and blocks in the liver-pancreas region that regular surgeons won’t touch. Works on cases from gallbladder stuff to full liver replacement, where finding a donor and getting timing right becomes life or death.
Dr. Rajesh doesn’t jump straight to transplant but checks first if the liver might heal with medicines or smaller procedures. He goes over every test, figures out the damage, and talks about whether fixing or replacing makes better sense. When a transplant can’t be avoided, he walks families through picking donors, especially tricky when it’s relatives giving liver pieces. Got his training done in France and UK hospitals, where he picked up methods most Indian surgeons haven’t seen. He uses robot machines for liver work, which means better accuracy and tinier cuts.
Qualifications
- MBBS – Medical College Calcutta, University of Calcutta (2000)
- MS (General Surgery) – IPGMER & SSKM Hospital, University of Calcutta (2006)
- MRCS – Royal College of Surgeons of England (2008)
- Master’s in Hepatobiliary Surgery – Henri Bismuth Hepatobiliary Institute, Paris, France
- Fellowship in Liver Transplant – Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi (2014)
- Senior Consultant at Max Hospital, Vaishali
Awards & Recognition
- Got Godrej Karai Fellowship from the West Bengal Chapter of the Association of Surgeons of India (2005)
- Trained at St. James’s University Hospital, Leeds, UK, for liver and pancreas surgery
- Trained at Hammersmith Hospital, London, UK, for transplant work
- Known for tough biliary repairs and robotic liver procedures
- Registered with the Delhi Medical Council and the West Bengal Medical Council
Specialities & Expertise
- Liver transplants (adults and children)
- Living donor work
- Deceased donor transplants
- Liver tumor removal
- Pancreas surgeries
- Bile duct fixing
- Robotic liver operations
- Multi-organ retrieval
Patient Experience & Approach
Families say Dr. Dey breaks down liver failure and transplant stuff without confusing them more. When someone’s liver is dying, he tells straight what a transplant means and how long getting better. People like that, he won’t force transplant if some chance exists that the liver bounces back with drugs. His foreign training means he takes cases that other hospitals turn away as too risky.