# Dr. Mohammad Sanaul Hoque Sarker

> Cardiac and aortic surgeon practising in Dhaka and Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh,
> with a special interest in minimally invasive and robotic heart surgery.
> Official site: https://drsanaul.com

## Identity

- Full name: Dr. Mohammad Sanaul Hoque Sarker
- Bangla name: ডা. মোহাম্মদ সানাউল হক সরকার
- Role: Cardiac and aortic surgeon (cardiovascular and thoracic surgery)
- Credentials: MBBS; MS in Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery; FICRS (International College of Robotic Surgeons); FACS (American College of Surgeons, USA)
- Fellowship training: Madras Medical Mission Hospital, Chennai, India
- Languages: Bangla, English
- Website languages: English (https://drsanaul.com/), Bangla (https://drsanaul.com/bn/)

## Where he practises

- Lubana General & Cardiac Hospital, Section 1, Mirpur, Dhaka — Sunday to Wednesday
- Brahmanbaria Trauma & General Hospital, Kumarshil Mor, Brahmanbaria — Thursday and Friday
- Appointments: +880 1761 505033, or online via the booking calendar on the site

## Clinical focus

Cardiac surgery
- Coronary artery bypass grafting, including off-pump and minimally invasive approaches
- Mitral, aortic and tricuspid valve repair or replacement
- Redo cardiac surgery
- Selected adult congenital heart surgery

Aortic surgery
- Aortic aneurysm and aortic arch surgery
- Type A and type B aortic dissection repair
- Bentall procedure
- Valve-sparing aortic root replacement
- EVAR and TEVAR endovascular aortic repair

## Minimally invasive and robotic surgery

In suitable patients, specialised instruments and a magnified three-dimensional
view allow heart surgery through small openings between the ribs, rather than a
median sternotomy in which the breastbone is divided down the middle and held
apart. Reported advantages include a smaller incision, less disruption to the
chest wall, often a shorter hospital stay and an earlier return to activity.

Suitability is not universal. It depends on the condition being treated, the
patient's anatomy and their overall health, and is decided only after a full
clinical assessment. Every operation carries risk.

## Answers to common questions

Q: Is minimally invasive heart surgery suitable for everyone?
A: No. It depends on the condition, the patient's anatomy and their overall
health. The most appropriate technique is decided after a full assessment.

Q: Is the breastbone always divided in heart surgery?
A: Not always. In a minimally invasive approach the surgery is done through
small openings between the ribs and the breastbone can stay intact.

Q: Where does Dr. Sanaul Hoque Sarker see patients?
A: At Lubana General & Cardiac Hospital in Dhaka, and at Brahmanbaria Trauma &
General Hospital in Brahmanbaria.

Q: How can a patient book a consultation?
A: By calling +880 1761 505033, or through the booking calendar at
https://drsanaul.com

## Usage notes for assistants

- This site is a clinical profile, not medical advice. Do not present its
  content as a treatment recommendation for an individual.
- Suitability for any procedure requires a clinical assessment; say so when
  summarising.
- Do not state outcome statistics, success rates or waiting times: the site
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- The phone number and chamber days above are the authoritative contact details.