Dr. Bhavesh Arun Popat is a senior Vascular and Interventional Radiologist with over two decades of clinical experience in minimally invasive, image-guided procedures. He is associated with S.L. Raheja Hospital – A Fortis Associate, Mahim, Mumbai. Dr. Bhavesh Arun Popat holds Ind...
Dr. Bhavesh Arun Popat is a senior Vascular and Interventional Radiologist with over two decades of clinical experience in minimally invasive, image-guided procedures. He is associated with S.L. Raheja Hospital – A Fortis Associate, Mahim, Mumbai. Dr. Bhavesh Arun Popat holds Indian and European board certifications in Vascular & Interventional Radiology and has trained at prestigious medical institutions such as King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital. He has also served as senior faculty at both KEM and Tata Memorial Hospital. He is actively involved with the Indian Society of Vascular & Interventional Radiology (ISVIR) and is the Founder and Course Director of the Mumbai Vascular Foundation, which promotes awareness and education in vascular health and interventional radiology.
Dr. Bhavesh Arun Popat's clinical practice focuses on offering non-surgical alternatives for complex vascular and oncological conditions using endovascular and image-guided techniques. He frequently contributes to training programs, conferences, and academic workshops both in India and internationally. His work is centered on implementing standardised protocols and improving access to advanced interventional radiology procedures for patients across specialties. Rewrite the doctor Profile. Keep all facts exactly the same.
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