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2 Vascular Surgeons in Rangpur Division

Here are 2 vascular surgeons in Rangpur Division, each with chamber address, visiting hours and serial number. Most of them see patients at Popular Diagnostic Center, Rangpur, Apollo Diagnostic Center, Rangpur and Doctor's Community Hospital, Rangpur. This list was last updated on 12 November 2026.

Last updated: 12 November 2026

Total doctors
2
Hospitals & chambers
3
Female doctors
0
Specialty
28

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When should you see a vascular surgeon?

  • Varicose veins
  • Poor blood flow in legs
  • Diabetic foot

How to get a serial

  1. 1Pick a doctor from the list and open the profile.
  2. 2Check the chamber timing and call the serial number.
  3. 3Or tap “Book appointment”, enter the patient name and mobile number, and we will call you to confirm the serial.
  4. 4Call the chamber a day before your visit to re-confirm the time.

Frequently asked questions

How many vascular surgeons are there in Rangpur Division?

MT Health Care lists 2 vascular surgeons in Rangpur Division with chamber address, visiting hours and serial numbers. The list was last updated on 12 November 2026.

Which hospitals in Rangpur Division have vascular surgeons?

Doctors on this list mostly sit at Popular Diagnostic Center, Rangpur, Apollo Diagnostic Center, Rangpur and Doctor's Community Hospital, Rangpur. Each profile shows the full chamber address and timings.

Who are some vascular surgeons in Rangpur Division?

The first names on this list are Dr. Rajkumar Roy and Prof. Dr. Md. Tofael Hossain Bhuiyan. See the full list with chamber times on this page.

How do I get a serial for a vascular surgeon in Rangpur Division?

Call the serial number shown next to the chamber on the doctor's profile. You can also tap "Book appointment", enter the patient name and mobile number, and our team will call you to arrange the serial.

When should I see a vascular surgeon?

See a vascular surgeon for problems such as varicose veins, poor blood flow in legs and diabetic foot. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital emergency department without delay.