Profile Summary

Qualification: MS FRCS UK CCT colorectal surgery UK

Designation: Consultant Colorectal surgery and Oncosurgery

Years of experience: 25 years

Area of expertise.

• laparoscopic surgery for bowel cancer, crohns and colitis

Introduction:

Dr. Prajesh Bhuta was trained extensively in the UK in all aspects of colorectal surgery and was a consultant at St. Helens and Knowsley hospital UK

He was the clinical lead of the day care surgery at St. Helens hospital. He returned to India in 2009 and since then has been associated with various multispeciality hospitals practicing evidence based colorectal surgery

He is the clinical lead of colorectal surgery at Jaslok hospital. He has completed his formal training for renowned institutes:

• Robotic Colorectal surgery,, Strasbourg France
• Minimally invasive visceral surgery----- Hamburg Germany
• Minimally invasive colorectal surgery- Airedale Yorkshire UK
• Procedure for prolapse and piles (stapled haemorroidectomy) ---Liverpool UK
• Pelvic floor surgery for constipation and incontinence – Liverpool UK
• Laparoscopic hernia repair---Edinburgh Scotland
• Advanced laparoscopic colorectal surgery---Hamburg Germany
• Robotic colorectal surgery---Strasbourg France
• STARR procedure---- Dundee UK

Awards & Publications:

 

• Journal of Pelvic Medicine and Surgery March 2021

         Incidence and Treatment Outcomes of Rectovaginal Fistula After Rectal  Cancer Resection

          Muffadal kazi,jayesh gori,Prajesh bhuta,avanish saklani

•  ANZ Journal of Surgery December 2021 92(1-2) DOI:  10.1111/ans.17405

        Comparative study of functional outcomes between ultra‐low anterior resection and inter‐sphincteric resection: a propensity matched analysis

       Jayesh gori,Mufaddal kazi,Barath raikumau,Prajesh bhuta,Avanish Saklani

 

•    Indian J Surg Oncol. 2017 Dec;8(4):619-621

        Perianal Paget's Disease-a Case Report and a Review of Current Diagnosis  and Management.

        Godbole C¹, Mehta J¹, Methil B², Palep R³, Bhuta P⁴

 

• Gall bladder cancer: Radical surgery the key to improve outcome 

           Ulster Medical Journal nov2002; vol71:no2, pp128-131

           P Bhuta, M Brown, J Alderdice.

 

• Serum D Dimer is of no value as a screening tool for deep vein thrombosis in the immediate post operative period

          Monduzzi Editore –Proceedings of the XXXIX congress of European Society for Surgical research. May2004:36(supp):89

          P Bhuta, W Wallace, R Wright, W J Campbell

    

•  Large gastric trichobezoar in a normal healthy woman: Case report and  review of pertinent literature

            Southern Medical journal Oct 2005; 98/10, 1042-44

Memberships

• Fellow of the royal college of surgeons of Edinburgh
• Member and vice president of association of colon and rectum surgeons of india
• Course convener of laparoscopic colorectal course at INNMAST
• Honarary colorectal surgeon at Sion (LTMMH) hospital and medical college
• Secretary pelvic floor society