Service Area · Reem Island · Abu Dhabi
For patients who live or work on Reem Island and need a gallbladder assessment in Abu Dhabi.
If you have gallstones on ultrasound, recurring pain after meals, or a gallbladder problem that might need surgery, this page explains where and how to arrange a consultation with Dr Rajarshi Mitra. Dr Mitra does not have a clinic on Reem Island. He sees patients who live or work on Reem Island at NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi, which the island connects to by road.
DOH Licensed Surgeon · Abu Dhabi
Department of Health — Abu Dhabi · License No. GD22446
Last medically reviewed by Dr Rajarshi Mitra — August 2026
Reem Island (Al Reem Island) is a residential and business district just off the Abu Dhabi mainland. Patients who live or work on Reem Island can consult Dr Rajarshi Mitra at NMC Specialty Hospital in Al Danah, Zone 1, central Abu Dhabi city, which the island connects to by road. Dr Mitra does not have a clinic or consulting room on Reem Island.
Reem Island 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 times change. Please confirm your current route on Google Maps before you travel.
Reem Island residents most often ask about a gallbladder consultation after one of the following. A consultation helps clarify what is causing your symptoms and whether treatment is needed.
You can read more about each of these on the Conditions page.
Some symptoms suggest a possible complication and should not wait for an elective consultation. If you experience any of these, seek urgent medical care.
In an emergency in the UAE, call 998 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Bringing the right documents keeps the consultation focused and helps avoid delays in planning your care.
A gallbladder consultation usually follows a clear, unhurried sequence.
The Surgery Journey page explains each step of laparoscopic cholecystectomy in more detail.
When gallbladder removal is advised, it is usually performed as laparoscopic (keyhole) cholecystectomy at NMC Specialty Hospital. During your consultation Dr Mitra will explain the procedure, the expected recovery, and the risks and benefits for your individual situation so you can make an informed decision. Outcomes depend on your own health and circumstances and are always discussed honestly.
You can learn more about the surgeon on the About Dr Mitra page, or read about the full pathway on Surgery Journey.
Dr Rajarshi Mitra does not have a clinic on Reem Island. 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.
Consultations take place at NMC Specialty Hospital, Zayed The First St - Al Danah - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi. The island connects to the Abu Dhabi mainland by road. Use the Google Maps link on this page to check the current route before you travel.
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].
No. Not every gallstone requires surgery. A consultation reviews your symptoms, ultrasound findings and overall fitness to help decide whether treatment is needed and, if so, what the safest option is.
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 have severe or persistent pain, fever, yellowing of the eyes or skin, repeated vomiting or breathing difficulty, seek urgent medical care. In the UAE, call 998.
Last medically reviewed by Dr Rajarshi Mitra — August 2026
If you live or work on Reem Island, 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.