MBBS, D-CARD (UK), MSc Cardiology (UK)
Fellow, Pediatric Cardiology & Fetal Echocardiography (India)
Cardiology & Child Cardiology Specialist
Dr. Asif Manwar is a skilled Cardiologist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He holds the qualifications MBBS, D-CARD (UK), and MSc in Cardiology (UK), reflecting his advanced training in cardiovascular medicine from the United Kingdom.
He is currently working as an Associate Consultant in the Department of Cardiology at Square Hospital, Dhaka, where he provides specialized care for various heart-related conditions.
Dr. Manwar consults patients at Square Hospital, Dhaka, offering comprehensive cardiology services.
Chamber Information:
Chamber: Square Hospital, Dhaka
Consultation Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Weekly Off Day: Friday
Patients can visit him during these hours for expert cardiac consultation and treatment.
Call the chamber to book an appointment or get more information.
8/F, Kazi Nuruzzaman Road, West Panthapath, Dhaka
Visiting Hour
9am to 5pm (Closed: Friday)
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Published At: 1 April 2026
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