Dr. Mahasweta Choudhury

Dr Mahasweta Choudhury is an Accident and Emergency Care Specialist in Bengaluru with 11 years of experience and is currently associated as a Lead Consultant at Manipal Hospital.

Patients can consult Dr Choudhury for cardiac emergencies, trauma resuscitation, airway management, procedural sedation and point-of-care ultrasound.

She speaks English, Hindi, Bengali and Kannada.

Areas of Expertise

Dr Mahasweta's practice includes:

• Cardiac and Pulmonary Emergencies: Rapid diagnosis and management of acute coronary syndromes, cardiac arrests, respiratory failure and life-threatening cardiopulmonary conditions across all age groups.
• Trauma and Accident Resuscitation: Comprehensive trauma care including accident resuscitation, haemorrhage control, fracture stabilisation and multi-system injury management in high-pressure emergency settings.
• Point-of-Care Ultrasound and Procedural Sedation: Advanced POCUS-guided diagnostics and safe procedural sedation for emergency interventions requiring real-time imaging and patient comfort.
• Advanced Airway Management and Resuscitation: Expertise in advanced airway techniques, non-invasive ventilation, resuscitation protocols and certified ACLS and BLS instructor training.

She brings over five years of academic and clinical experience as an Assistant Professor with extensive training in managing critical medical and surgical emergencies.

Academic Background

She completed a DNB in Emergency Medicine from the National Board of Examinations, New Delhi, and holds certifications as an ACLS and BLS instructor from the American Heart Association.

Key Achievements and Research

She is a Gold Medalist in Pharmacology, a CPC Faculty Winner at Aemecon 2025 and has published research on acute coronary syndrome, pain management and paraquat poisoning in peer-reviewed journals.

Book an appointment with Dr Mahasweta Choudhury through HexaHealth at Manipal Hospital in Sarjapur Road and Electronic City, Bengaluru. Contact our team for consultation fees and timings.