Service Area · Mohamed Bin Zayed City · Abu Dhabi
For patients who live or work in Mohamed Bin Zayed City and need a gallbladder assessment in Abu Dhabi.
Mohamed Bin Zayed City (MBZ City) is a large residential community in Abu Dhabi. If gallstones have shown up on a scan, or you have had repeated upper-abdominal pain, this page explains how to arrange a consultation with Dr Rajarshi Mitra and what to expect. Dr Mitra does not have a clinic in MBZ City — he sees patients who live or work there at NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi.
DOH Licensed Surgeon · Abu Dhabi
Department of Health — Abu Dhabi · License No. GD22446
Last medically reviewed by Dr Rajarshi Mitra — August 2026
Patients who live or work in Mohamed Bin Zayed City can consult Dr Rajarshi Mitra at NMC Specialty Hospital in Al Danah, Zone 1, central Abu Dhabi city. Dr Mitra does not have a clinic or consulting room in MBZ City. This allows the assessment and any recommended next steps to be coordinated through the hospital.
Mohamed Bin Zayed City is one of the areas from which patients consult Dr Mitra; his verified consultation location for this service is NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi.
Directions and travel conditions can change. Please check your current route on Google Maps before you travel.
Most people book a consultation after a scan result or a run of symptoms. A consultation helps confirm what is happening and whether anything needs to be done.
The Conditions page covers each of these in more detail.
Some symptoms point to a possible complication and should be treated as an emergency rather than waiting for a routine consultation. Seek urgent care if you have:
In an emergency in the UAE, call 998 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Having your paperwork ready keeps the consultation focused and helps avoid a second visit before any decision can be made.
A first gallbladder consultation usually follows a straightforward sequence:
The Surgery Journey page walks through laparoscopic cholecystectomy step by step.
When removal is advised, it is normally done as laparoscopic (keyhole) cholecystectomy at NMC Specialty Hospital. Dr Mitra will talk through the procedure, what recovery usually looks like, and the specific risks and benefits for your situation, so you can decide with a clear picture. Results depend on your own health and circumstances and are always discussed openly, without pressure.
You can read more about the surgeon on About Dr Mitra, or see the full pathway on Surgery Journey.
Dr Rajarshi Mitra does not have a clinic in Mohamed Bin Zayed City. He sees patients who live or work there at NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi. You can use the directions link on this page to check the current route before travelling.
Your consultation would be at NMC Specialty Hospital, Zayed The First St - Al Danah - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi. Use the Google Maps link on this page to check the current route and travel conditions before you set off.
Contact the team directly by phone, WhatsApp or email to ask about arranging a consultation. The team can advise what booking, referral or insurance-authorisation steps apply to your circumstances. Phone and WhatsApp: +971 50 954 2791; email: [email protected].
Gallstones that cause no symptoms often do not require treatment. Dr Mitra can review the ultrasound and your individual circumstances to confirm whether monitoring is appropriate or whether any further assessment is needed.
Bring your ultrasound or imaging report, any blood test results, a list of current medicines and allergies, your insurance card or policy details, Emirates ID, and any previous discharge summaries or surgical records.
No. WhatsApp and phone are for booking and coordination only. If you develop severe or persistent pain, fever, yellowing of the eyes or skin, repeated vomiting or breathing difficulty, seek urgent care. In the UAE, call 998.
Last medically reviewed by Dr Rajarshi Mitra — August 2026
If you live or work in Mohamed Bin Zayed City, contact Dr Rajarshi Mitra’s team to arrange a consultation at NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi. Bring your ultrasound report and medication list so the next step can be planned clearly. There is no pressure to proceed to surgery.