Fellow, International College of Robotic Surgeons
Consultant at Apollo Imperial Hospital, Chattogram
Advanced cardiac surgery through smaller incisions.
Careful planning, modern techniques, and clear guidance before every decision.
Dr. Mohammad Sanaul Hoque SarkerRobotic, Endovascular & Cardiovascular Surgeon
MBBSMS (CTVS)FICRS
01About the surgeon
Specialist training, focused on the person in front of him.
Dr Mohammad Sanaul Hoque Sarker is a cardiac, vascular, and thoracic surgeon in Bangladesh. He specializes in robotic and keyhole heart surgery. His focus is providing patients with safe care through smaller incisions and faster healing.
He earned his MBBS from Sher-E-Bangla Medical College in 2013. He earned his MS in heart and chest surgery from Bangladesh Medical University in 2021. Dr Sarker completed fellowship training in keyhole heart surgery and heart transplants at Madras Medical Mission Hospital in Chennai, India. He is also a Fellow of the International College of Robotic Surgeons (FICRS).
He also trained in heart imaging and diabetes care at BIRDEM. These skills support careful planning before every operation. He works closely with each patient and family to explain every stage of treatment clearly.
“The smallest incision is only meaningful when it is also the safest approach for that patient.”
Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery and Heart Transplantation, Madras Medical Mission Hospital, Chennai
Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, Bangladesh Medical University, 2021
02Surgical expertise
Heart, vascular and thoracic care, planned around the diagnosis.
Not every patient needs the same operation. The first step is to understand the diagnosis, the unique anatomy and the safest surgical path forward.
Coronary, valve, robotic and structural heart procedures
Cardiac surgery & robotic care
- Robotic and endoscopic cardiac surgery
- Robotic CABG and off-pump coronary artery bypass
- Minimally invasive valve surgery (mitral, aortic and tricuspid repair or replacement)
- ASD and VSD congenital defect repair
- Double and triple valve reconstruction or replacement
- Redo cardiac surgery and cardiac tumour excision
Complex aortic root, endovascular, VATS and diagnostics
Aortic, vascular & thoracic care
- Aortic surgery: Bentall procedure, David procedure and arch replacement
- Frozen elephant trunk and thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm repair
- Endovascular surgery: EVAR, TEVAR and peripheral angiography
- Varicose vein laser ablation and vascular duplex study
- VATS (Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery) and bronchoscopy
- Advanced diagnostics: TTE and TEE echocardiography, ultrasonography
03Minimally invasive surgery
A smaller path to the heart.
With training in robotic and keyhole methods, Dr Sarker offers patients treatment through smaller incisions. By reaching the heart through fine spaces between the ribs, the breastbone stays intact. This approach supports a smoother recovery with less chest trauma.
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Smaller incision
Less disruption to the chest wall
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Measured recovery
Often a shorter hospital stay and earlier return to daily life
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Precise movement
Wristed instruments and a magnified surgical view
Every operation carries risk. The best surgical path is chosen only after a full clinical checkup and review of medical tests.
04Clinical Media & Cases
Surgical cases, procedures & patient education.
Documented surgical procedures, hospital updates, and educational videos illustrating minimally invasive cardiac care.
PhotoOperating Theatre & Surgical Setup
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PhotoRobotic Surgical Console Demonstration
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VideoMinimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery Overview
Watch video05Appointments
Schedule your consultation.
Request an appointment directly with Apollo Imperial Hospital or call the serial hotline. Your details are submitted directly to the hospital booking desk.
06Chamber & Contact
Chamber location & contact
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Saturday to Thursday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Closed Friday)
Open in Google MapsApollo Imperial Hospital
Zakir Hossain Road, Pahartali, Chattogram 4202 • Serial: 09610-847847
07Clear answers
Questions patients often ask
01Who may be suitable for minimally invasive or robotic heart surgery?
Suitability depends on your heart condition, medical history, chest anatomy, and overall health. Dr Sarker reviews all test results during a personal consultation before recommending surgery.
02Does a smaller incision mean a smaller operation?
No. Surgery inside the chest follows the same rigorous standards as conventional open surgery. The main difference is the surgical path, keeping the breastbone intact whenever possible to reduce trauma and speed recovery.
03Where does Dr Sarker consult patients?
Dr Sarker sees patients at Apollo Imperial Hospital, Zakir Hossain Road, Pahartali, Chattogram 4202, from Saturday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed on Friday).
04How do I book a consultation or get a serial?
You can request an appointment directly through the booking form on this website or call the hospital serial hotline directly at 09610-847847.
05What should I bring to a surgical consultation?
Please bring recent prescriptions, ECG, echocardiogram, coronary angiogram reports or CDs, CT scans, prior discharge summaries, and a complete list of current medications.