Dr. Sunandan Basu is a seasoned neurosurgeon with over 25 years of extensive experience in neurosurgery and spine surgery, based at Manipal Hospital EM Bypass, Kolkata. He holds international credentials (FRCS Neurosurgery and European Certificate of Neurosurgery), reflecting advanced training and a broad global standard of care. His practice encompasses both vascular neurosurgery (aneurysms, craniotomies) and spinal & peripheral nerve surgery - offering a wide spectrum of neurosurgical care suitable for complex brain, vascular, spine, and nerve conditions. Patients requiring neuro-vascular, spinal, or general neurosurgical interventions can benefit from his combined expertise in classical neurosurgery, endovascular/vascular surgery and spine/microsurgical procedures.

He is considered a trusted choice for both acute neurosurgical emergencies and elective spine/nerve procedures, and is associated with high standards of surgical care.

Educational Qualifications:

• MBBS (Medical College, Calcutta) – completed 1991
• FRCS – Neurosurgery, Royal College of Surgeons (Ireland) – 1998
• European Certificate of Neurosurgery / Fellow of European Board of Neurosurgery (EANS / FEBNS) – 2008

Professional Experience:

• Consultant – Neurosurgery, Manipal Hospital, EM Bypass, Kolkata (current)
• Over 25 years of practice in neurosurgery/spine surgery.

Professional Memberships / Affiliations:

• Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) / European Certificate of Neurosurgery / European Board Neurosurgery (EANS / FEBNS)
• Member, European Association of Neurosurgeons (EANS) (as per profile)
• Member, British Society of Neurosurgical Society (or British Neurosurgical professional network)
• Member, Neurological Society of India
• Member, Association of Neurosurgical Spinal Surgeons (or similar spinal-neurosurgical professional body)
• Member, Movement Society of India (or neurological movement-disorder society in India)

Selected Publications / Research / Papers:

• Primary Isolated Amyloidoma of Lumbar Spine Causing Neurological Compromise – Case Report and Review of Literature, Neurosurgery, July 2005. Authors: A Haridas, S Basu, A King, J Pollock.
• Microvascular Decompression – Long-term results in 110 patients, British Journal of Neurosurgery, Jan 2003, 17(1):92–93. Authors: S Basu, R Nannapannei, F Nath.
• Atypical Meningioma – A case report, Irish Journal of Medical Science, May 2000, 33(7):46–47. Authors: J Nannra, S Basu, D Rawluk.
• Impact of Anticoagulants in the Incidence of Chronic Subdural Hematoma, Irish Journal of Medical Science, Sept 1999, 26(6):81–86. Authors: S Basu, D O’Brien Roberts, J Phillips.