Overview

Dr. Md. Rokibul Islam (Rokib) is a highly skilled Microscopic & Endoscopic Brain-Spine Surgeon with over a decade of experience. Holding an MBBS, MS, and FACS, he currently serves as an Assistant Professor (Neurosurgery) at Bangladesh Medical University (Ex.PG Hospital). His advanced training from Japan, Turkey, the USA, and India enables him to offer cutting‑edge neurosurgical care. Dr. Rokibul Islam combines global expertise with a compassionate, patient‑first approach, ensuring each individual receives world‑class treatment tailored to their unique needs.

Expertise & Services

Dr. Rokibul Islam specializes in a wide range of complex neurosurgical conditions, including:

• Brain Tumors – Benign and malignant, using microsurgical and endoscopic techniques
• Pituitary Lesions – Transsphenoidal surgery for pituitary adenomas
• Skull‑Base Pathology – Advanced approaches for tumors at the cranial base
• Stroke & Aneurysms – Microvascular decompression, clipping, and coiling
• Traumatic Brain Injury – Emergency management and rehabilitation
• Epilepsy – Surgical treatment for drug‑resistant epilepsy
• Complex Spinal Disorders – Degenerative, traumatic, and neoplastic conditions

He is a strong advocate of minimally invasive techniques, which reduce recovery time, minimize scarring, and improve outcomes.

Patient Care Approach

Dr. Rokibul Islam believes in holistic, patient‑centered care. He takes time to explain diagnoses, treatment options, and recovery plans in clear, simple language. His approach combines the latest evidence‑based practices with genuine empathy. Whether it's a routine spinal issue or a life‑threatening brain condition, he ensures that each patient feels heard, respected, and supported throughout their journey.

Chamber & Appointments

Popular Diagnostic Center, Dhanmondi
Room 503, Building 06, Road # 2, Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka
Visiting Hours: 6pm to 9pm (Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday & Wednesday)

To schedule a consultation, please call or visit the chamber during the above timings. Emergencies are always prioritized.