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Labaid Diagnostic, BoguraAddress: House # 1872, Sherpur Road, Colony, BoguraVisiting Hour: 2.30pm to 5pm (Sat, Mon & Wed)Appointment: +8801766662777Call Now
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Doctors Clinic, Bogura
Address: Unit 2, Thanthania, Sherpur Road, Bogura
Visiting Hour: 5pm to 9pm (Closed: Friday)
Appointment: +8801716106796
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About Dr. Naresh Kumar Roy
Dr. Naresh Kumar Roy is a Orthopedic Surgeon in Bogra. His qualification is MBBS, D-ORTHO, MS (ORTHO). He is a Assistant Professor, Orthopedic Surgery at Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Medical College & Hospital. He regularly provides treatment to his patients at Labaid Diagnostic, Bogura. Practicing hour of Dr. Naresh Kumar Roy at Labaid Diagnostic, Bogura is 2.30pm to 5pm (Sat, Mon & Wed).
Tousif
Surgical site infections appear to be a recurring and serious concern in his practice. This is not necessarily a question of professional qualifications but rather of adherence to surgical asepsis, infection prevention protocols & appropriate perioperative care. There appear to be significant concerns regarding the maintenance of sterile conditions, both in his personal surgical practices and within the OT. If these concerns are accurate, inadequate infection control could substantially increase the risk of postoperative complications, including severe, potentially life-threatening infections and sepsis (Even another prominent doctor reports having treated numerous patients who developed postoperative infections following surgeries performed by this surgeon.) Patients MUST exercise caution and his surgical practice warrants scrutiny regarding compliance with established sterilisation standards as well as infection prevention guidelines.
T. R.
Surgical site infections appear to be a recurring and serious concern in his practice. This is not necessarily a question of professional qualifications but rather of adherence to surgical asepsis, infection prevention protocols & appropriate perioperative care. There appear to be significant concerns regarding the maintenance of sterile conditions, both in his personal surgical practices and within the OT. If these concerns are accurate, inadequate infection control could substantially increase the risk of postoperative complications, including severe, potentially life-threatening infections and sepsis (Even another prominent doctor reports having treated numerous patients who developed postoperative infections following surgeries performed by this surgeon.) Patients MUST exercise caution and his surgical practice warrants scrutiny regarding compliance with established sterilisation standards as well as infection prevention guidelines.