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Dr. Amit Garg
CONSULTANT GENERAL SURGERY | Fortis Mohali
  • General Surgery | General Surgery
  • Gastroenterology and Hepatobiliary Sciences | GI, Minimal Access and Bariatric Surgery | Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery
  • 14 YearsExperience
  • 1050Fees
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Dr. Amit Garg, is endearingly referred to as one of the most recognizable faces in bariatric and advanced laparoscopic surgery today. This is the result of years of pioneering work in the field of bariatric surgery and the high levels of skill that he brings to his practice. In 2...
Dr. Amit Garg, is endearingly referred to as one of the most recognizable faces in bariatric and advanced laparoscopic surgery today. This is the result of years of pioneering work in the field of bariatric surgery and the high levels of skill that he brings to his practice. In 2014 he set up bariatric department with the vision of offering world-class obesity and diabetes solutions to patients; a dream that has grown by leaps and bounds over the years. He has done his Fellowship in Minimally Access Surgery & Fellowship in Minimal Access Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. Followed by Fellowship in Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery under the eminent surgeon Dr. C.K Huang in E-Da Hospital, Kaoushing, Taiwan from 2013-2014. The Bariatric & Metabolic International (BMI) Surgery Center of E-Da hospital is the first accredited International Center of Excellence (ICE) for Bariatric Surgery in the Asia-Pacific region •Performed more than 1000+ bariatric surgeries and 2000+ GI procedures. •First one in North India to perform Loop duodenojejunal bypass with sleeve gastrectomy for Type 2 diabetes. •Performed the largest number of Single Incision Laparoscopic Surgeries SILS – also known as zero scar Bariatric Surgery) in North India with a very high success rate, a procedure that needs a very skilled surgeon
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MS, FMAS, FMAMBS, FBMS (Taiwan)
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