Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir

Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir

Coordinator & Senior Consultant

Nuclear Medicine
Evercare Hospital, Dhaka Dhaka

About Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir

Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir is the Coordinator & Senior Consultant in Nuclear Medicine. As an IAEA fellow with training in the USA, he is an expert in using radioactive substances for diagnosis and treatment. His work involves advanced imaging techniques like PET scans to detect diseases such as cancer and heart disease, playing a critical role in the diagnostic process with cutting-edge technology.

Education & Qualifications

MBBS, NM Fellow (IAEA, USA)

Areas of Expertise

Contact for appointments

10678

Hospital Info

Hospital

Evercare Hospital, Dhaka

Address

Plot # 81, Block-E, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka 1229, Bangladesh.

Dhaka

Location

Dhaka

Profile last updated: June 2026

Frequently Asked Questions about Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir

How can I book an appointment with Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir?
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What are the qualifications of Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir?
Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir holds qualifications in MBBS, NM Fellow (IAEA, USA) and specializes in Nuclear Medicine. You can find the detailed qualifications in the Education section above.
Where does Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir practice?
Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fazlul Kabir practices at Evercare Hospital, Dhaka in Dhaka. You can find the full address and contact details in the Hospital Info section.
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You can reach Evercare Hospital, Dhaka using the contact numbers listed in the "Contact for appointments" section on this profile. The hospital staff can assist with appointment scheduling, fees, and other queries.

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