Sam (Smarajit) Dutta MS DNB FRCS

Consultant Transplant, General and Laparoscopic Surgeon

Woodthorpe Hospital, Park BMI Hospital and
Nottingham University Hospitals, UK

Specialist in Groin Hernia, incisional hernia and Renal transplantation
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Hernia surgery

Laparoscopic hernia repair. Groin and umbilical hernia are common. If causing symptoms or of a certain size they need surgical repair. I also offer local anaesthetic hernia repair for medically high risk patients.

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Incisional hernia surgery

Open and laparoscopic repair. Hernia appearing after previous operations in the abdomen require special surgical repair. I have a long track record of expertise in this difficult area with excellent results.

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Recurrent hernia surgery

Laparoscopic and open repair. Hernia repairs can fail for many reasons. Patients with several failed operations come to me for my experience in treating these successfully.

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Versatile General surgeon qualified in 1990 with wide experience in General Surgery. Sam is Specialist in advanced keyhole surgery, trained in University hospitals in Cambridge, Birmingham, Nottingham and Plymouth. Sam completed UK Specialist Surgical Training (CCST) in 2006 and became Consultant Surgeon in Portsmouth since 2008. He has been in private practice since 2011 in Spire Portsmouth Hospitals and moved to Nottingham for family reasons in 2016.

He has a long track record of Gallbladder and hernia surgery. Over the years, Sam has developed special expertise in fixing hernia that have failed several repairs in the past. He gets many referrals for this and has excellent results.

Sam performs Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy and cholangiogram as day case procedures with excellent patient satisfaction. Patient satisfaction is available on iwantgreatcare and hospital appraisals.

Laparoscopic hernia surgery has been Sam's passion for the last 20 years, having done many such operations both in hospital and private practice. He is a keen trainer in keyhole surgery and has trained many colleagues and trainees to perform keyhole hernia surgery.

Sam has a big practice of incisional hernia surgery which he performs both laparoscopically and by open operation.

Sam is Consultant in Kidney Transplantation and Laparoscopic General Surgery at Nottingham University Hospitals with base in City Hospital. Kidney transplant and renal failure patients are very complex both medically and surgically. Sam performs major surgery on this group regularly with very good outcomes. Sam's further training is in solid organ transplantation, practicing adult and paediatric kidney transplantation and dialysis surgery in Nottingham University Hospital. Sam is credited with starting and leading laparoscopic kidney donation in Portsmouth in 2009 and training the team. He has featured in several press and television release to promote organ donation and living kidney donation.

Sam is on the panel of Specialists of all major insurers. He is Fee assured and available for telephone consultations. Hernia and gallbladder package prices are available on enquiry for self paying patients.


  • Mansfield Road, Woodthorpe, Nottingham NG5 3FZ, UK

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This page has standard NHS information on your gallstone disease, its treatment, gallbladder surgery, risks and recovery

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living kidney donation

living kidney donation

12/04/2017

Sam is well known for advanced laparoscopic operations including laparoscopic kidney donation operation. Consultant Transplant Surgeon Sam Dutta, who performed the operation on Scott, said: “Friend to friend donations are rare but perhaps not as difficult as people may think. “To donate a kidney to another person you only need to be fit and well and have two good working kidneys. You do not have to be a tissue match or have the same blood group. It is an excellent option when there are no suitable family members to donate a kidney.”

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83 year old donates a kidney

83 year old donates a kidney

17/05/2012

Sam spends a lot of time promoting organ donation. He is credited for starting keyhole kidney donation in Portsmouth and fully training the team before moving to Nottingham. QUOTE: Consultant surgeon Sam Dutta, who performed the operation, said: “We know from numerous studies that a living donor kidney performs better, works quicker and lasts longer than one from a deceased donor. All the detrimental factors related to being on dialysis are completely taken care of by a good, functioning kidney. The recipient just gets a new lease of life.”

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Blood group incompatible transplant

01/12/2017

Sam is part of the team performing ABOi transplantation in Nottingham “At City Hospital we have been performing transplants across blood group barriers for many years with excellent results. The whole process of removing Scott’s kidney with a keyhole operation and attaching it into Nicola is a technically complex process with lots of surgical and medical challenges. I am pleased that it has gone smoothly. “It is fantastic to see them both doing so well.”

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Oldest kidney donor in UK throws summer party

Oldest kidney donor in UK throws summer party

20/09/2012

Sam is no stranger to doing complex operations on elderly people. At the lunch, which featured music from the Tadley Concert Brass band, Mr Crace admired the handiwork of his transplant surgeon Sam Dutta carving up a spit-roasted lamb. Mr Dutta, 46, from Fareham, said of Mr Crace: “Having an 83-year-old wanting to donate was incredible.” After months of physical and psychological tests, Mr Dutta conducted a two-hour operation to remove Mr Crace’s kidney.

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