Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Sudeep Banerjee

MBBS (Medical College, Calcutta) MS (PGI, Chandigarh)
DNB (GI Surgery) (Christian Medical College, Vellore)
Clinical Fellow (HPB & Liver Transplant, NUH, Singapore)
Visiting Fellow (HPB & Liver Transplant, Asan Medical Center, Seoul)
Visiting Fellow, Pancreas and related cancers
(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, USA)
Senior Consultant and Clinical lead in HPB Surgery
Division of Gastrointestinal and HPB Surgery
Tata Medical Center, Kolkata, India
Registration No. 55668 (West Bengal Medical Council, India)
79342 (Tamil Nadu Medical Council, India)
65291A (Singapore Medical Council – Temporary registration)

Contact
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

Mobile Phone +91 9874881218

Office Address
Room No 22 First Floor, Administrative block
Tata Medical Center,
14 MAR (EW) Newtown,
Kolkata, India, Pin – 700156
Phone – 91 33 66057640 (Direct)

Current Designation
Senior Consultant and Clinical Lead HPB Surgery
Division of Gastrointestinal and HPB Surgery
Tata Medical Center, Kolkata, India

Educational Qualifications
Year Degree Institution / University Attempt

Feb 2020 Clinical Fellow HPB National University Hospital, -

and Liver transplant Singapore

May 2010 DNB (GI Surgery) Christian Medical College, Vellore First
Training completion
– July 2009

June 2004 MS (Surgery) Postgraduate Institute of Medical First

Education & Research, Chandigarh

June 1998 MBBS Medical College, Calcutta First

(Calcutta University)
Membership of professional bodies
1. SSAT (Society for Surgery of the Alimentary Tract ), USA, 2012
2. SSO (Society of Surgical Oncology), USA, 2012
3. IHPBA (Indian Chapter) 2015
4. IRB (Tata Medical Center) (2012-2018)
5. ISG-GBC (International Study Group on Gallbladder Cancer, IHPBA) (2016-)
Previous Appointments
Year Designation Department and Chief
Institution Consultants
October 1998 – Internship Medical College and -
September 1999 Hospitals, Calcutta
(1 year)
October 1999 – March Senior House Department of Medicine, Prof. S.C. Hazra
2000 Officer (SHO) Medical College and
(6 months) Hospitals, Calcutta
July 2001 – June 2004 Resident Teaching Department of Surgery, Prof. S.M. Bose
(3 Years) Fellow (MS Trainee) PGIMER, Chandigarh Prof. J.D. Wig
Teaching post Prof. A. Behera
July 2004 – January 2006 Senior Registrar GI and Vascular Surgery, Prof. A. Behera
(1 year 6 months) Teaching post PGIMER, Chandigarh Prof. J.D. Wig
July 2006 – July 2009 Higher Specialty Gastrointestinal Surgery, Prof. V. Sitaram
(3 years) Senior Registrar Christian Medical College, Prof. G. Mathew
(DNB Trainee) Vellore Prof. B. Perakath
Teaching post
August 2009 – January Associate GI Surgery and GI Surgical Prof. N. K. Pal
2010 consultant Oncology,
(5 months) DNB teaching post Calcutta Medical Research
Institute, Kolkata
January 2010 – Chief GI Surgeon The Mission Hospital, -
September 2010 Durgapur, West Bengal
(9 months)
September 2010 – June Junior Consultant Tata Medical Center, Dr. M. K. Roy
2012 Teaching post for Kolkata
(1 year 10 months) PDCC
July 2012 – June 2015 Associate Tata Medical Center, Dr. M. K. Roy
(3 years) Consultant Kolkata
Teaching post for
PDCC
Other training including international exposure

Year / Duration Institution Designation / Capacity Faculty

December 2010 Tata Memorial Visiting Fellow Prof. Pramesh
2 weeks Hospital, Mumbai (Thoracic and GI Surgery)
May 2012 Asan Medical Center, Visiting Fellow Prof. S G Lee
1 month Seoul, South Korea (HPB and Liver transplant)
August 2012 Ethicon Wet Lab, Trainee Hands on course
5 days Delhi (Microvascular anastomosis)
1st May to 6th June Thomas Jefferson Visiting Fellow (Pancreas and Prof. C Yeo
2014 University Hospital, related cancer)
5 weeks 2 days Philadelphia, USA IACA fellowship
July 2017 Amrita Robotic Trainee Dr. Kaarthick D
2 days training center Certification for ‘Console (Da Vinci system)
AIMS, Cochin Surgeon’ Robotic surgery
October 2017 IRCAD, Strasbourg Trainee – MIS Directed lectures
3 days France Advanced course on ‘New Wet-lab
perspective in HPB surgery’ Hands on course
1st October 2019 to NUH, Singapore Clinical Fellow HPB and Liver Prof. Shridhar
11th Feb 2020 transplant Iyer
Research (Investigator initiated)

1. Somatic mutation profile of TP53 and RAS genes and characterization of whole genome-wide
SNP array pattern of pancreatic cancer in Indian population (PANGEN study) – in collaboration with
Indian Statistical Institute. (Recruitment – ongoing)

2. Comparison of 18 FDG PET scan, operative and histopathological findings in gallbladder cancer
(Recruitment – ongoing)

2. CTFAT study – Radiology initiated study (co-investigator) – Recruitment – ongoing

3. A prospective observational study to determine the impact of malnutrition on excess cost,

financial burden and short term clinical outcome of cancer treatments – Digestive disease initiated
study (co-investigator) – GI-HPB surgery recruitment – completed

Past research

1. Experimental peritonitis in animals – The effect of CO2 insufflation on bacterial translocation

in experimental peritonitis in rats (PGI, Chandigarh, 2002 – 2004) 30 rats

2. Enhanced recovery protocol in surgery – The effect of pre-operative oral carbohydrate loading
in major colorectal resections – a randomized controlled trial (CMC, Vellore, 2007)
Publications
1. V Gupta, H Garg, A Lal, K Vaiphei, S Banerjee: Retroperitoneum. A Rare Location of
Extragonadal Germ Cell Tumor. The Int Journal of Surgery 2008;17(2).

2. S Banerjee, S Shah, S Chandran, A Pulimood, G Mathew. Chronic Perforation in Isolated

Xanthogranulomatous Gastritis. Trop Gastroenterol 2010;31(1):45-47 (PMID:20860227).

3. V Gupta, S Banerjee, H Garg, S Vyas: Spontaneous cholecysto-antral-cutaneous fistula. a

consequence of neglected calculus cholecystitis. Singapore Med J 2012;53(10) e1-e3.

4. G Deshpande, I Samarasam, S Banerjee, B Gnanamuthu, S Chandran, G Mathew. Benign

esophagorespiratory fistula: a case series and a novel technique of definitive management.
Diseases of the Esophagus 2013;26(2):141-147 DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-2050.2012.01347.

5. S Banerjee, J Premkumar, M T Manipadam, A Eapen, P Joseph, F L Vyas, R S Raju, V Sitaram.

Perivascular epithelioid cell tumor of the duodenum. TropGastroenterol.2013;34(3):182-184
DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.7869/tg.127.

6. G Aggarwal, M K Roy, S Banerjee. Optimal wait between long-course neoadjuvant

chemoradiotherapy and surgery in locally advanced rectal cancer: a dilemma. ANZ Journal of
Surgery.2014;84(1-2):4-5 DOI: 10.1111/ans.12449.

7. S Chatterjee, M K Roy, S Banerjee, S Mukherjee, S Sen, M Mallath. Hydatid Cyst mimicking

cystic neoplasm of tail of pancreas: An EUS diagnosis. Endoscopy.2014;46:E318-319.

8. G Aggarwal, M K Roy, S Banerjee. CEA levels in colorectal cancer: Are we too preoccupied?
Indian Journal of Cancer. 2014;Volume51:Issue 4.

9. B Roy, P V Thambi, M K Roy, S Banerjee, R Gaurav. Tackling TA stapler failure during low
anterior resection. How I do it. Surg Chron 2015;20(3):117-118.

10. S Banerjee, A Manke, T Bhutia, R Thambudorai, P Roy, S Sinha, V Sitaram, M K Roy.

Water-jet for liver parenchymal transection in carcinoma gallbladder. HPB.April2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.hpb.2016.03.353.

11. S Banerjee, J Das, P Roy, S Sinha, R Thambudorai, M Roy, S Ray, V Sitaram.

Comparison of 18 FDG PET scan, operative and histopathological findings in gallbladder cancer.
HPB April 2016. DOI: 10.1016/j.hpb.2016.02.303.
12. S Chakraborty, S Banerjee, I Mallick, S Sen, P Roy. Reporting Serum carcinoembryonic
antigen (CEA) values in rectal cancer patients receiving adjuvant radiotherapy before surgery:
Spotlight on the utility of patient derived data. Clin Biochem Rev 36 Suppl 2015.

13. B Roy, P V Thambi, M K Roy, S Banerjee. An Overview of Extralevator Abdominoperineal

Excision (ELAPE) for low rectal cancer. J Surg Arts (Cer San D), 2017(2):34-36.

14. G Goel, M Chandy, A Bhattacharyya, S Banerjee, S Chatterjee, S Mullick, S Sinha, K

Sengupta, K Dhar, S Bhattacharya, S Rudramurthy, A Chakrabarti. Mortality associated with
candidemia in non-neutropenic cancer patients is not less compared to a neutropenic cohort
of cancer patients. Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis. DOI 10.1007/s10096-017-3078-5.

15. M Chandy, A Das, A Bhattacharyya, S Banerjee, K Dhar, G Goel, S Bhattacharya. Colistin-

Resistant Klebsiella infections among pediatric oncology and hematopoietic stem cell
transplantation patients in eastern India. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2017;1–3DOI:
10.1017/ice.2017.247

16. N Sikdar, G Saha, A Dutta, S Ghosh, S V Shrikhande, S Banerjee. Genetic Alterations of

Periampullary and Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma: An Overview. Review article. Current
Genomics, 2018 DOI:10.2174/1389202919666180221160753

17. A Bararia, S Dey , S Gulati, S Ghatak , S Ghosh, S Banerjee, N Sikdar. Review Article:
Differential methylation landscape of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and its precancerous
lesions. Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Diseases International, April 16, 2020;22:41

18. G Saha, R Singh, A Mandal, S Das, E Chattopadhyay, P Panja, P Roy, N DeSarkar, S Gulati, S
Ghatak, S Ghosh, S Banerjee, B Roy, S Ghosh, D Chaudhuri, N Arora, N K Biswas, N Sikdar. A
novel hotspot and rare somatic mutation p.A138V, at TP53 is associated with poor survival of
pancreatic ductal and periampullary adenocarcinoma patients. Molecular Medicine (2020)
26:59 https://doi.org/10.1186/s10020-020-00183-1

19. G Aggarwal, S Gupta, S Banerjee, M K Roy. Intra-Hepatic Semi-Rigid Ureteroscopy-when

Convention Fails. Review Article: J Surg Res 2019; 2 (3): 060-064 DOI: 10.26502/jsr.10020020

20. D Lingegowda, A Gehani, S Mukhopadhyay, D Midha, S Banerjee, B Gupta. Intraductal

Papillary Neoplasm of the Bile Ducts: Case Reports with Review of the Literature. J
Gastrointestinal Abdominal Radiol ISGAR 2020 DOI https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0040-1715777

21. G Aggarwal, S Gupta, S Banerjee, V Sitaram. Cystoscopic Balloon Dilatation: A Novel Tool in
The Armamentarium to Deal with Complex Intra Hepatic Biliary Strictures. Journal Of Surgery,
2019 DOI: 10.29011/2575-9760.001237
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# BJS-0321-Mar-11 - Short Term Outcomes of Enhanced Recovery Pathway Compared to Fast

Track Pathway in Patients Undergoing Minimally Invasive Colorectal Surgery: A Case Matched Study

Awards
1. Sir Pardey Lukis Scholarship - Best outgoing MBBS student in Clinical Medicine,
Medical College, Calcutta (1998) one year
2. I topped the higher specialty entrance examination in GI Surgery conducted by CMC,
Vellore (June 2006).
3. “Travel Bursary” for the Indian Association of Surgical Gastroenterology (IASG) Conference
at Chennai, India (2008)
4. Awarded “First Prize” in GI Radiology Quiz (IASG, CME, June 2009).
5. Performed the first ‘totally laparoscopic left hemi-hepatectomy’ in our state of West
Bengal, India (March 2013) – Awarded as best video in IASG 2013, Kolkata October 2013
7. Indo-American Cancer Association (IACA) Traveling Fellowship Award 2013-14
8. Performed the ‘first Robotic Whipple resection’ in eastern India in March 2018

Participation in conferences / scientific meetings (2016-18)

Conference Place and year Capacity

rd th
IASG National Conference 3 - 6 Oct 2018 Faculty
Chandigarh video – Radical Cholecystectomy
IHPBA 4th – 7th September Delegate
Geneva Poster (1)
IHPBA National Conference 12th – 14th January Faculty
Indian Chapter Pune Lecture – Small duct CP
1st Hepatobiliary workshop 26/08/2017 Faculty
Mumbai Wet lab – Hands-on course
CCI, Medtronic Lecture – Pancreatic pathology
2nd Hands on Cadaver 21-22/09/2016 Faculty
Laparoscopic workshop M S Ramaiah Advanced
Learning Center, Bangalore
2nd Annual Oncology CME 05/11/2016 Faculty
Medica Hospital, Siliguri, WB Lecture – Gallbladder Cancer
IHPBA 20-23/04/2016 Delegate
Sao Paulo, Brazil Poster (1) Taking poster (1)
15th Annual conference of 09/04/2016 ‘Dr. Harbans Lal Oration’
Jamshedpur Surgical Tata Main Hospital Safe Practices in Hepatic Resection
Society Jamshedpur, India
IHPBA National conference 29-31/01/2016 Faculty
Indian Chapter Ahmedabad Lecture – Recent publications
th
13 Annual meeting India (Pancreas)

Hosting foreign faculties at Tata Medical Center, Kolkata

Faculty Duration of stay Participation

Prof. Takeshi Sano One week

Trained us in D2 Gastrectomy Live
Director, Gastroenterological Surgery January 2012 Directive lectures CME
National Cancer Institute, Tokyo on D2 Gastrectomy

Prof. John Buckels Three weeks Supervised and assisted in OR

Retired Chief Transplant Surgeon November 2013 Quality assessment
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham CME on HPB Surgery

Prof. M. Yamamoto Four days CME in HPB Oncology

Chief, HPB Surgery November 2016
Tokyo Womens Medical University

Prof. Gareth Morris-Stiff Four days CME in HPB Oncology

HPB and Transplant November 2016
Cleveland Clinic, Ohio

Contributions towards setting up of new unit / specialty / service

Tata Medical Center, Kolkata, India

I have contributed in the setting up for the division of GI and HPB surgery at Tata Medical Center.
I joined this hospital in September 2010 during its construction phase along with my senior colleague
Dr. Manas Kumar Roy. Over past 8 years we developed the department into its present shape. I was
involved with the purchase of instruments, protocol formulation, training of surgical fellows and
paramedical staffs. Almost single handedly I have set up the hospital digital library. Later in the
course, Dr. Robin Thambudorai (Upper GI and Thoracic services) and Prof. V. Sitaram (HPB services)
joined the department. MIS and Robotic surgery program has also been initiated in August 2017.
We have plans to initiate liver transplantation program.
TMC is a 165 bedded comprehensive cancer hospital (www.tmckolkata.com). There is a huge
demand for such a hospital in this part of the country. It was inaugurated on 16th May 2011
and is fully operational. An extension has been planned which will be completed in 2018 upon
which another 250 beds will be added. A dedicated research facility close to the hospital is also
being envisaged.

On 10th March 2016, we performed our 100th Whipple operation. We audited, and later,
presented our data of ‘one hundred’ such consecutive operations. This reinforced our belief
that we can, and should, sub-specialize. The proposed HPB unit will have the following
mission:
1. To minimize the mortality from pancreatic resection to < 2%
2. To increase minimally invasive (laparoscopic and robotic) HPB procedures
3. Plan to start liver transplantation

Between June 2011-May 2018, the GI unit has had 4,068 in-patient admissions while 48,963
patients have been seen in its out-patients clinic. In 2017, amongst the various surgical units,
the Breast and GI Surgery are the only two units which have seen more than 10,000 patients in
their respective OPD.

Personal
I have a lovely twelve year old daughter, Aaratrika. I missed her a lot when I was in Vellore for
my training. I enjoy spending time with her. My wife, Sanchari, is an Assistant Professor of
Psychiatry (MD) at a government medical college. Both of them love music and singing. I also
enjoy painting, gardening and traveling and photography. I like watching sports, especially
football, although I don’t get a lot of time to indulge myself.

References

1. Prof. V. Sitaram MS FRCS

Senior Consultant
Division of Gastrointestinal and HPB Surgery
Tata Medical Cenrer, Kolkata, India -700156
Ex-Professor and head, Division of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic surgery
Christian Medical College, Vellore, India
Email – [email protected];[email protected]
Ph – 91 33 66057225, 0833690423 (M)

2. Prof. Benjamin Perakath MS FRCS

Consultant Surgeon and Honorary Senior Lecturer
Dr. Gray’s Hospital, Elgin IV 30 1 SN, UK
Ex Professor and head, Division of Colorectal Surgery
Christian Medical College, Vellore, India
Email – [email protected]
Ph – +447444701572 (M), +441343567333

3. Dr. Manas Kumar Roy MS FRCS Mch (Cardiff)

Senior Consultant
Division of GI-HPB Surgery
Tata Medical Center, Kolkata, India – 700156
Email – [email protected];[email protected]
Ph – 91 33 66057134, 09830018197 (M)