Overview

Dr. Siddharth Matad is an emerging Vascular Surgeon with a strong foundation in vascular surgery and a dedication to providing exceptional patient care. With a fresh perspective and the latest training, he is committed to applying the most current techniques and advancements in the field to his practice.

Passionate about continuous learning, Dr. Matad actively participates in national and international conferences and workshops. His enthusiasm for staying updated with the latest developments in vascular surgery ensures that his patients receive the most modern and effective treatments available.

Education & Qualifications

• M.B.B. S - Government Medical College Bellary, RGUHS University
• MS (General Surgery) - Government Medical College Kozhikode, Kerala University Of Health Sciences
• DrNB (Vascular Surgery) - Mahaveer Jain Hospital Bangalore Vascular And Endovascular Surgery

Experience

• Associate Consultant in Dept of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery - Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bangalore
• Senior Resident In Dept Of Vascular And Endovascular Surgery
• DrNB VASCULAR SURGERY - Mahaveer Jain hospital Bangalore
• Assistant Professor GENERAL SURGERY - Wayanad Institute Of Medical Sciences Wayanad. Kerala
• Senior Resident GENERAL SURGERY - Government Medical College Kozhikode. Kerala

Research & Publications

Publications

1. A Novel Comparative Study of Phlebectomy with Invagination Stripping of the GSV Done Under Tumescent and Spinal Anaesthesia: A Prospective Cohort from Tertiary Centre in South India
   • Journal: Annals of International Medical and Dental Research
   • Date: November 2017

2. PATTERN OF PRESENTATION OF CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY IN A TERTIARY CENTRE AND CORELATION OF DISEASE SEVERITY WITH DUPLEX FINDINGS
   • Journal: Indian Journal of Applied Research
   • Date: October 2017

3. Outcome of skin incision by cautery versus steel scalpel in hernia surgery: a prospective cohort study at a tertiary medical college hospital in South India
   • Journal: International Surgery Journal
   • Date: April 2017

4. ACUTE APPENDICITIS SECONDARY TO GIANT FECOLITH: A CASE REPORT WITH REVIEW OF LITERATURE
   • Journal: Indian Journal of Applied Research
   • Date: April 2017

5. A prospective study to compare the effectiveness of saline dressing versus povidone iodine dressing in chronic diabetic wound healing: study from a tertiary hospital in south India.
   • Journal: International Surgery Journal
   • Date: March 2017

6. Aetiopathological and demographic profile of diabetic foot: a prospective cross-sectional study from a tertiary hospital in South India
   • Journal: International Surgery Journal
   • Date: March 2017

7. Incidental Enterolithiasis in Humans: A Case Series with Review of Literature
   • Journal: Annals of International Medical and Dental Research
   • Date: February 2017

8. Epidemiological, demographic and risk factor profile in patients harbouring several types of gallbladder calculi: a cross-sectional study from a south Indian tertiary care hospital.
   • Journal: International Surgery Journal
   • Date: January 2017

9. Total serum calcium and corrected calcium as severity predictors in acute pancreatitis: a prospective study in a tertiary hospital in South India
   • Journal: International Surgery Journal
   • Date: January 2017

10. A MICROBIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF GALLSTONES: CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY FROM A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN SOUTH INDIA
    • Journal: Indian Journal of Applied Research
    • Article Type: Journal Article

11. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RHOMBOID EXCISION AND LIMBERG FLAP WITH EXCISION AND PRIMARY CLOSURE IN CHRONIC PILONIDAL SINUS FROM A SOUTH INDIAN TERTIARY HOSPITAL
    • Journal: Indian Journal of Applied Research
    • Article Type: Journal Article

12. A rare case of gastric lipoma presenting as severe anaemia: Case Report
    • Journal: Indian Journal of Applied Research
    • Article Type: Journal Articleli>

13. MICROBIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF DIABETIC FOOT: A PROSPECTIVE CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY FROM A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN SOUTH INDIA
    • Journal: Indian Journal of Applied Research
    • Article Type: Journal Articleli>

14. Pattern of Solid Visceral Injuries in Blunt Trauma Abdomen: A Prospective Study from an Indian Tertiary Care Hospital
    • Journal: Journal Article

15. THE CORRELATION BETWEEN BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE OF THE PATIENT WITH BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE OF GALLSTONES: A CROSS SECTIONAL PROSPECTIVE STUDY FROM A SOUTH INDIAN TERTIARY HOSPITAL
    • Journal: Journal Article

16. URINARY IODINE EXCRETION IN PATIENTS WITH BENIGN GOITRES
    • Journal: Journal Articleli>
    • ISSN: 2249 - 555X

Thesis

Dr NB Vascular Surgery - Predicting factors & clinical outcomes of Femoropopliteal angiographic dissection following balloon angioplasty: an institutional based prospective study.

MS General Surgery - The correlation between biochemical profile of the patient with biochemical and microbiological profile of gallstones.

Specializations

Dr. Matad specializes in the treatment of varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), peripheral arterial diseases, thoracic outlet syndromes, and autoimmune vasculitis, among various other vascular conditions. He has a special interest in veno-lymphatic disorders and is dedicated to advancing treatment in this area. His expertise extends to vascular medicine, podiatry, venous reconstruction, venoplasty, angioplasty, aneurysm management, and the management of traumatic vascular injuries. Additionally, Dr. Matad is skilled in addressing arteriovenous malformations.