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Om Prakash Sudrania (Biodata)
Dr. O. P. Sudrania
Present address:
Ganga Complex,
Hospital Road,
Kishanganj,
Bihar,
India
Permanent address:
Ganga Complex
Hospital Road
Kishanganj - 855107
Bihar, India
Ph. 91 8877859597 Ht. 5’11
91 9932285958 Wt. 74 Kg
Email: osudrania@[Link] D.O.B. 1.12.1940
osudrania@[Link] Indian Citizen
Education
MBBS April 1964
MS Feb 1968
FRCS Ed (UK) Dec 1979
FICS (USA) Sept 1989
LL. B. (I) Bom. Uni July 2003/4
Yoga Certificate Course, Bom. Uni 2002-2003
Registration with Indian Medical Council through
(1) Bihar (2) West Bengal (3) Maharashtra
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Full Registration (Permanent) with General Medical Council (UK)
Academic Qualifications
Member of Academic Council for 1991-92; MGM Medical College and Lions Seva
Kendra, Kishanganj, Bihar.
Associate Professor of Surgery & Unit Head - MGM Medical College and Lions Seva
Kendra, Kishanganj, Bihar.
6th April, 1992 for two years and from June 2005 to December 2005
Visiting Professor in Surgery - and Al Fateh University, Tripoli,
Visiting Professor in Surgery - Grant Medical College; Somaiya Medical College, Sion;
Mumbai – April and July 2003 respectively.
Senior Faculty and Incharge (Retd), Department of Gastroenterology and Minimal Access
Surgery; M G M Medical College and L S K Hospital, Kishanganj, Bihar, India. 1st June
2014 till 31 July 2017
Emeritus Professor – Department of Surgery (Gastro) and Minimal Access Surgery; M G M
Medical College and L S K Hospital, Kishanganj, Bihar, India. August 2017 onwards
Papers published
a. Sudrania OP. Orchiopexy: Neo‐gubernaculum Technique. BJU International. 1992(May):
Volume 69, Issue 5. Available at: [Link]
Accessed on 25 March 2018.
b. Sudrania OP1, Agrawal RK, Deb S, Khanna AK. Pubomyoaponeurotic foramen and
posterior groin plait for groin hernia. Hernia. 2003 Dec;7(4):210-4. Epub 2003 Aug 16.
DOI: [Link] pISSN1265-4906 eISSN1248-9204
NB: This describes the true nature of the posterior inguinal wall and first time a new
name has been attributed to it viz. “Posterior Groin Plait” .The hernial defects has been
revisited and a new nomenclature has been given viz. Pubomyoaponeurotic Foramen.
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The difference in the anatomical planes of TAPP and TEP hernial techniques in
Laparoscopic repairs has been clearly established and elucidated. These two techniques
lie completely in two different planes; not just intra or extra-peritoneal.
c. Sudrania OP. Kurt Semm: A laparoscopic crusader. J Minim Access Surg. 2007 Jul-Sep;
3(3): 115. PMCID: PMC2749188. doi: 10.4103/0972-9941.37197
d. Sudrania OP, Kumar S. Retroactive analytical study by one surgeon using air in operative
laparoscopy - exitus acta probat. Int Surg J 2018;5:1505-10. DOI:
[Link] pISSN 2349-3305 |f eISSN 2349-
2902
e. Kumar S, Sudrania OP. Threshing grain of mechanism from chaffy myth of air embolism
in laparoscopy - lux et veritas. Int Surg J 2018;5:1164-70. DOI:
[Link] pISSN 2349-3305 | eISSN 2349-2902
f. Kumar S, Sudrania OP. Incidental historiographic faux pas of venous air embolism in
laparoscopy, reviewed critically: humanum est errare. Int Surg J 2018;5:1158-63. DOI:
[Link] pISSN 2349-3305 | eISSN 2349-2902
g. Sudrania OP. Physiopathology and Biomechanism of Wound Healing affecting Pilonidal
Sinus Treatment. Part One – Frisch Gewagt IST Halb Gewonnen (Well begun is half
done). EJBPS 2022; 9(4):228-235 ISSN 2349-8870
h. Sudrania OP. Scalpelless Minimal Invasive Technique, ‘Least is Best in All Weathers’
for Sacral Pilonidal Sinus, Part Two – Verbum Sat Sapienti est. i.e., A word to the wise is
sufficient. EJBPS 2022; 9(4):489-496 ISSN 2349-8870
Some Unpublished Work
Sudrania OP. Primer of Ergonomic Cues for Dexterous Laparoscopist. 1996. Foreword
quotes:
(1) “The Patient is the Centre of Medical Universe around which all our works revolve
and towards which all our efforts trend” J B Murphy, 1857-1916. Chicago, USA
(2) “To study the phenomenon of disease without books is to sail an uncharted sea, while
to study books without patients is not to go to sea at all.” Sir William Osler, 1849-1919.
Oxford, England.
(3) “From treating patients as cases; and
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From making cure of a disease more grievous than its endurance,
Good Lord deliver us.” Extract from “Medical Library” by Sir Robert Hutchison,
1871 – 1960, London, England
Sudrania OP. Laparoscopic Knotting and Suturing Primer. A short guide for a beginner
laparoscopic surgeon intending to practice advanced laparoscopy.
Sudrania OP. Flexible Procto-Colonoscopy. Primer for Beginners
Sudrania OP. Gastroscopy – Short Primer for Beginners
Sudrania OP. Esophageal Variceal Bleeding – A primer for Injection Variceal Therapy
Technique, Effective and Cost Effective Method suitable for economic weaker sections.
Sudrania OP. Flexible Endoscopic Biopsy Technique Primer. Very tricky and precise
method that guides further medical management of Patients.
Some Academic Achievements
1. An original article on the current innovative theme on the surgical anatomy of the groin
viz. “Pubomyoaponeurotic Foramen and Posterior Groin Plait for groin hernia”.
This is ‘The World Journal of Hernia and Abdominal Wall Surgery’ published
simultaneously from Germany and USA.
This describes the true nature of the posterior inguinal wall and first time a new name has
been attributed to it viz. “Posterior Groin Plait”. The hernial defects have been
revisited and a new nomenclature has been given viz. Pubomyoaponeurotic Foramen.
The difference in anatomical planes of TAPP and TEP hernial techniques in
Laparoscopic repairs was clarified and elucidated. Two techniques differ, not by
mere approach from two different routes but lie completely in two different
planes, i.e., not just pre-peritoneal or extra-peritoneal but pre-peritoneal in TAPP
and extra-fascia-transversalis in TEP.
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2. A CME cum Orientation lecture to the postgraduate students and the teachers of the
departments of Anatomy and allied surgical disciplines from all Medical colleges from
Mumbai was held at the Grant Medical College, Byculla on 5th April 2003.
Theme was, “When Cadaver speaks to the Surgeon”.
3. A CME lecture-“Newer concepts in surgical Anatomy of Groin”
Highlighting on possibility of medical management of groin hernias at Somaiya Medical
College, Sion, Mumbai
4. Associate Editor - International Journal of Medical and Health Research.
Ref: IJMHR/LM/155; Date: 13-06-2018
5. Editorial Board Member – European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
(EJBPS). 27/08/2018.
Life membership of following medical societies-
1. Indian Medical Association
2. Association of Surgeons of India.
3. Indian Association of Surgical Gastroenterology.
4. Association of Genito-urinary Surgeons of India
5. Indian Endoscopic Society.
6. Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Surgeons.
7. The Association of Colon and Rectal Surgeons of India.
8. International College of Surgeons-Indian Section.
9. International Hepato-pancreato-biliary Association-Indian Chapter.
10. Association of Medical Consultants- Mumbai.
11. Asia Pacific Hernia Society and its Indian Chapter.
