Biography

Tarit Kanti Ghosh MSc, MBBS, born in 1968 is a renowned Neurologist in Bangladesh. Since the very childhood he was extraordinary talented i.e. he always stood as topper in the class. In secondary school certificate & higher secondary certificate public exam he was one of seven among about 400,000 students all over the country. Being a son of a doctor his ambition was to become a benevolent physician. Thereby, he completed his graduation from the then British recognized medical college in Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1993. Then he did post-graduation(MSc) in internal medicine & Neurology from United Kingdom. He accomplished “Leading edge neurology for the practising clinicians, 2014” course in University college of London, UK. Due to thirst of knowledge he is still studying in the university of Melbourne, Australia in the Specialist Certificate Course in Clinical Research Neuroscience.

Research Interest

Abstract : This article reflects how surgery irrespective to age and/or organ becomes a prospective major health problem. In general about 50-60% patients undergone surgery suffer mild/moderate/severe psycho-biological illness in future for a long time due to feeling or fear that he/she (1:3) has lost part of body inside unhealed or prolonged healing process. so some neuro-psychiatric symptoms such as anxiety,tension,emotion and depression gradually burden their life style eventually leading to chronic stress (about 10%) along with some major health risks in 4-6 yrs after surgery.