
Dr. Saquib Mahmud
MBBS (DU) · Orthopaedic Trauma & Reconstruction
Dr. Saquib Mahmud is a BMDC-registered orthopaedic surgeon focused on fracture care, joint preservation and post-trauma reconstruction in Bangladesh. His training was shaped by busy tertiary emergency units, and he prioritises careful biological fixation, precise anatomical restoration and structured rehabilitation.
“Wherever it is safe, I choose conservative, joint-preserving treatment first — surgery only when it offers the clearest path to lasting recovery.”
Verified credentials
Council registration, university degree and continuing education documented and available for verification.
BMDC Registration A-107711
Bangladesh Medical & Dental Council
MBBS, University of Dhaka
January 2018
ICRC Emergency Care Course
Trauma & emergency response
COVID-19 Front-line Recognition
Pandemic service award
Clinical Philosophy
Accurate diagnosis first. Surgery only when it is truly needed.
Every patient is different. Two people with the same X-ray can need entirely different treatment. My approach is to listen carefully, examine thoroughly, and understand what the pain is actually doing to your daily life — before recommending anything.
Diagnosis before treatment
No plan is made until the source of the pain is clearly identified. Imaging is ordered only when it will change the treatment.
Conservative care first
Medication, physiotherapy, bracing and targeted injections are tried first for the majority of patients — and are often enough.
Surgery when it is clearly better
When surgery is the right answer, it is explained in full — including honest expectations of recovery, risks, and alternatives.
Recovery is part of the treatment
A written rehabilitation plan with milestones and follow-up is included in every case — because healing does not end at discharge.
Certifications & training
Authentic scanned documents — university degree, council registration and continuing education. Tap any tile for a closer view.
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