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58, Canal Circular Rd, Kadapara, Phool Bagan, Kakurgachi,
Kolkata – 700054
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About
Dr. Mukti Mukherjee
Dr. Mukti Mukherjee, MBBS (Hons.), MD (Radiation Oncology), PDCR, CCEPC (Palliative Care), is a seasoned Consultant Oncologist with over 12 years of dedicated experience in the field of Radiation Oncology. Based at Apollo Multispeciality Hospitals in Kolkata, Dr. Mukherjee specializes in the treatment of complex conditions, including bladder cancer and brain tumors. Renowned for her exceptional patient care, Dr. Mukherjee provides innovative treatment solutions for various cancers, such as cervical cancer and breast lumps. Her approach is deeply patient-centric, ensuring that each treatment plan is tailored to meet the specific needs and circumstances of her patients.
Championing Modern Cancer Care
Dr. Mukti Mukherjee, a renowned radiation oncologist in Kolkata, has been honoured at ISNOCON 2024 and NIOS 2024 for her role as faculty and her contributions to modern cancer care. These awards signify the testament to her expertise, compassion, and unwavering dedication to patients.
Specialized Treatments
With extensive expertise and a patient-centred approach, Dr Mukti Mukherjee offers various radiation therapy treatments committed to the highest quality care and safety.
Head & Neck Cancer
Breast Cancer
Gynecologic Cancer
Lung Cancer
Brain Tumor
Spine Tumor
Genito Urinary Cancer
Gastrointestinal Cancer
Hepato-Biliary Cancer
Bone Cancer
Sarcoma
Pediatric Cancer
Why Choose Dr. Mukherjee?
Extensive Expertise
Over 12 years of expertise in radiation oncology, IMRT, CRT, and Palliative Care.
Personalised Treatment Mapping
Hyper-personalized treatment plans for individual patients.
Commitment to Excellence
Dedicated to achieving the best outcomes for every patient.
Psychosocial Support
Provides compassionate support and counselling resources for patient’s emotional wellness.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can you book an appointment with the radiation oncologist?
You can book an appointment by calling on this number 8100626463 or filling out the appointment form on the website. Our team will help you choose a suitable consultation slot and guide you on the reports you need to carry for your first visit.
How should you prepare for your first consultation?
Carry your biopsy report, scan results, blood test reports, and previous prescriptions. The radiation oncologist will review everything and explain whether radiation therapy is suitable for you.
When can you visit the clinic?
You can visit Dr Mukti Mukherjee from Sunday to Saturday between 9 AM and 5 PM. Plan your visit at a convenient time and get expert guidance for your cancer care journey.
How long does one radiation therapy session take?
Most sessions take only a few minutes, though the full visit may take longer because of positioning and preparation. The doctor will explain the expected duration before treatment starts.
How is a radiation therapy plan decided?
The radiation oncologist studies your cancer type, stage, scan reports, biopsy results, previous treatments, and overall health before planning the dose, sessions, and treatment area.
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