Nephrology & Critical Care · Kolkata
Dr. Partha Sarathi Mukherjee
MBBS · PLAB (UK) · MRCP (UK) · FRCP (London) · FASN (USA)
UK and USA-trained consultant treating chronic kidney disease, dialysis, ICU-based multi-organ failure and hypertension across Kolkata.
About
A steady hand for a complicated organ
After 10 years across some of the world's leading hospitals in London, Manchester and Cambridge (UK), and further training in the USA, Dr. Mukherjee is now a leading private multi-specialty consultant in Kolkata, working across Critical Care Medicine and Nephrology.
His particular focus is acute and ITU-based multi-organ and kidney failure — cases requiring dialysis, SLED, CRRT and other specialised treatment under close critical-care monitoring. He trained in South India before moving to the UK, and specialises in the emergency and acute end of kidney failure, where early, correct decisions matter most.
Qualifications
Special Interest
Where his practice goes deeper
Three areas define his clinical focus — and the reason patients are referred to him specifically, rather than to nephrology in general.
Dialysis
Prevention
Catching kidney decline early enough that dialysis becomes a much later conversation — not an inevitable one.
Screening & Prevention Nephrology
Early detection in diabetics, hypertensives and at-risk patients, before symptoms appear.
Acute / Critical Care Nephrology
ITU-based multi-organ and kidney failure — dialysis, SLED and CRRT under critical-care monitoring.
Conditions Treated
Where patients usually start
Most first visits fall into one of these areas. If you're not sure yours does, bring your latest blood work and it can be sorted out in the first consultation.
UTI
Recurrent or complicated urinary tract infections.
Frothy Urine
Often an early, easy-to-miss sign of protein leak from the kidney.
Swollen Legs / Edema
Fluid retention linked to kidney, heart or liver function.
Multiorgan Failure
ICU-based care for kidney failure alongside other organ systems.
Chronic Kidney Disease
Staging, slowing progression and long-term planning at any stage.
Hypertension & the Kidney
Resistant or kidney-related high blood pressure.
Dialysis Care
Haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis — starting, adjusting, troubleshooting.
Diabetic Nephropathy
Kidney complications of long-standing diabetes, tracked over time.
Kidney Stone Disease
Diagnosis and medical management, with referral when needed.
Transplant Evaluation & Follow-up
Pre-transplant work-up and long-term recipient care.
When To Come In
Kidneys rarely complain loudly
Kidney disease is often picked up on a routine blood test, well before there are symptoms. These are signs worth acting on sooner rather than later.
- Swelling in the ankles, feet or around the eyes
- Foamy or bubbly urine, or a change in how often you urinate
- Blood pressure that's hard to control on medication
- Loss of appetite, nausea or a metallic taste
- Abnormal creatinine or eGFR on a routine blood test
Your First Visit
What actually happens in a first consultation
Bring your records
Recent blood work, imaging and current medications, if you have them.
A full history
Blood pressure, diabetes, family history and symptoms reviewed together.
Tests, if needed
Further blood, urine or imaging ordered only where they'll change the plan.
A plan you understand
Next steps explained in plain language, with a follow-up date set.
Questions Patients Ask
A few things worth knowing upfront
Clinic & Attachment
Where and when to find him
Consultations run across four Kolkata locations on a fixed weekly schedule, with inpatient admissions handled at multiple partnered multispecialty hospitals.