Professor Dr. Ahamaduz Zaman

Professor Dr. Ahamaduz Zaman is a senior General, Laparoscopic, Colorectal and Laser Surgeon with more than 40 years of clinical experience. He completed his MBBS and MS in Surgery, followed by a Ph.D. in Medical Science and FICS from the USA. His extensive professional background covers a broad range of surgical conditions, with particular expertise in advanced laparoscopic, colorectal and laser-based procedures.

General surgery involves the diagnosis and treatment of many conditions affecting the abdomen, digestive system, soft tissues and other parts of the body. Patients may require surgical assessment for persistent abdominal discomfort, hernia, gallbladder problems, bowel disorders or other conditions that do not improve with routine treatment. A detailed clinical examination and appropriate diagnostic tests can help determine whether surgery is necessary.

His advanced laparoscopic expertise allows him to perform selected procedures using minimally invasive techniques. These operations generally involve smaller incisions than traditional open surgery and may support reduced postoperative discomfort and recovery time in suitable cases. Laparoscopic treatment is not appropriate for every patient, so the surgical approach depends on the condition, medical history and diagnostic findings.

Colorectal surgery covers conditions involving the colon, rectum and anus. Problems such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, fistulas, colorectal growths and certain bowel diseases may require specialist evaluation. His laser surgery experience also adds another area of procedural expertise for selected conditions where laser-based treatment may be appropriate.

With more than four decades of surgical practice and advanced academic qualifications, Professor Dr. Ahamaduz Zaman brings extensive experience to specialist surgical care. Through Surgery consultation, he evaluates patients with general, laparoscopic, colorectal and selected laser-surgery needs, helping determine suitable treatment options based on their individual clinical condition.