Dr. Aniruddha Bhuiyan
MS (GEN SURGERY), MCH (VASCULAR SURGERY),
FVES (NUHS SINGAPORE), MCPHLEB (UK),
COMPRESSION EXPERT (ICC FRANCE)
FVES (NUHS SINGAPORE), MCPHLEB (UK),
COMPRESSION EXPERT (ICC FRANCE)
CONSULTANT VASCULAR & ENDOVASCULAR SURGERY
LIMB SALVAGE SPECIALIST
LIMB SALVAGE SPECIALIST
MAHARASHTRA MEDICAL COUNCIL REG. NO. 2009/03/0491
Dr. Aniruddha S. Bhuiyan is the first MCh qualified peripheral vascular surgeon in Mumbai. He performs both open surgery and minimally invasive endovascular procedures for disorders of the arteries, veins and lymphatics.
After his MBBS and MS (Gen Surgery), he did his super-speciality MCh training at MS Ramaiah Medical College and Hospitals, Bangalore. The Vascular Society of India then selected him to train in advanced peripheral vascular surgery and interventions at the National University Hospital, Singapore.
Dr. Aniruddha Bhuiyan currently works at Holy Spirit Hospital, P.D. Hinduja Hospital Khar, SL Raheja Hospital, Holy Family Hospital, Bharatiya Arogya Nidhi Hospital and Surya Hospitals in Santacruz, Mumbai. In 2018 he set up his own clinic, Vascular Care n Cure Clinic in Andheri East, where he sees patients in the evenings. Between 2019 and 2022 he was Consultant Vascular Surgeon at Tata Memorial Hospital.
He is one of the founder members of the Vascular and Endovascular Society of Maharashtra & Goa (VESSOMAG), where he is the Academic In-charge and Editor in Chief of its newsletter, Inside the Vessel. He has received many awards and has presented his work many times at national and international conferences and in journals.
His motto in patient care: saving limbs is the key to saving lives.
He believes that with the advanced vascular treatments now available, both open surgery and minimally invasive procedures, many complex vascular problems can be treated with a “hybrid” approach. In a hybrid procedure, open and endovascular methods are used together at the same time, so the patient does not need several doctors for one condition.
Our mission
SAVING LIMBS, SAVING LIVES
For many patients, the road to losing a limb does not start with a big injury. It starts quietly, with something small like a wound that will not heal, a toe that changes colour or some pain while walking. These early signs are often missed or ignored, especially in people with diabetes or peripheral arterial disease (PAD). Without timely treatment the problem can get worse quickly and put both the limb and the patient’s life at risk.
At our clinic, saving a limb means more than a successful operation. It means keeping a person’s quality of life. Losing a limb takes away independence, affects mental health and can even shorten life. Studies show that after a major amputation many patients go downhill in their general health, with more complications and a higher risk of death.
That is why we focus on finding the problem early, diagnosing it accurately and treating it promptly with modern revascularization methods. Whether that means restoring blood flow, controlling infection or advanced wound care, the aim stays the same: avoid amputation whenever we can.
Every limb we save changes a life. When we save a leg, the person keeps the ability to walk, work, look after themselves and live with dignity.
