Souradeep Dutta

Bharath University, Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research

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Souradeep Dutta is a clinician-researcher specializing in pediatric hepatobiliary surgery and rare biliary tract neoplasms. His work focuses on advancing surgical strategies for children with acute liver failure and non-cirrhotic metabolic liver diseases, particularly through the refinement of auxiliary partial orthotopic liver transplantation (APOLT). In his 2025 paper, Dutta repositions APOLT from a historically complex procedure to a sophisticated, tailored intervention—serving both as a temporary bridge for acute liver failure and as a definitive therapy for metabolic disorders. His contributions highlight the procedure’s evolving role in pediatric transplant medicine, offering new hope for patients who might otherwise face lifelong immunosuppression or limited donor options. Dutta also explores rare adult hepatobiliary pathology, as in his 2021 case report on intraductal papillary neoplasm of the bile duct (IPNB)—a precursor to cholangiocarcinoma—documenting its presentation in an Indian patient, where such tumors are uncommon. Though his published work currently holds modest citation counts, its clinical significance is notable: Dutta is helping to shape modern, patient-specific approaches in pediatric transplantation and to expand awareness of rare biliary tumors in underrepresented populations. His research bridges pediatric and adult hepatobiliary care, emphasizing precision surgery and nuanced patient selection.