Dr. Md. Hasan Ullah

Dr. Md. Hasan Ullah works in pediatric surgery, caring for children who need surgical assessment or treatment. He completed his MBBS from the University of Chittagong and later earned an MS in Pediatric Surgery from Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University. His work covers surgical problems in children, where age, size, and general health can change how a case is handled. A child may come with abdominal pain, a swelling, a birth-related condition, or another problem that needs closer examination. Parents usually have plenty of questions. Quite normal.

As an Assistant Professor and Head of Department (CC) in Pediatric Surgery at RAHS, USTC, he is involved in both teaching and clinical work. He also sees patients in Chattogram for pediatric surgical concerns. Children are not simply treated like small adults. Their symptoms can be different, and sometimes a parent notices the problem before the child can explain it properly. A careful history from the family can help. So can a physical examination and the right investigation. Some cases need observation and follow-up. Others may require surgery. Parents may arrive with ultrasound reports, blood tests, or previous prescriptions tucked into a file. The details matter when deciding what should happen next. After an operation, follow-up is another part of the process. Wound healing, eating, fever, pain, and activity may all need checking. Pediatric surgery can involve small procedures or more complicated operations. Each case is different. The practical part is figuring out what the child actually needs and taking it from there.