Registrar
Dr. Keshika Koirala is a highly esteemed Radiologist at Nepal Mediciti, distinguished by her exceptional academic and practical achievements. She earned her MD in Radiodiagnosis from Nepal Medical College Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu, graduating with distinction and receiving the prestigious Gold Medal. Her academic excellence reflects her dedication to advancing medical knowledge and practice, underscoring her commitment to excellence in the field of radiology.
Dr. Koirala demonstrates a broad proficiency across various diagnostic modalities, including ultrasound examinations of the abdomen, pelvis, thyroid, breast, and obstetrics. She is adept at performing Doppler studies and reporting on CT and MRI scans. Her skills extend to interventional radiology, where she proficiently conducts guided biopsies and drainage procedures, showcasing her comprehensive expertise in both diagnostic and interventional aspects of radiology.
Beyond her clinical roles, Dr. Koirala is deeply involved in healthcare education and community service. Her tenure at prestigious institutions like Primera Hospital Nepal and her active participation in charitable health camps highlight her commitment to improving healthcare standards. As a mentor to international radiologists and medical graduates, and through her contributions to maternal and child healthcare training, HIV/AIDS awareness, and primary healthcare provision, Dr. Koirala's career reflects a profound dedication to enhancing healthcare outcomes and positively impacting patient lives and community health.
PUBLICATIONS ORIGINAL ARTICLES EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS AND POSTER PUBLICATIONS CASE REPORTS AND CASE SERIES NON PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS 1. Community field diagnosis on Knowledge, Attitude and Practice in health problems in Mangalpur VDC, Chitwan, Nepal (Department of Community Medicine and Family Health Program, CMCTH, 2011). 2. Family health exercise: Impact of mental health of family members on family well-being (Department of community medicine and family health, CMCTH, 2014). 3. Field Projects: a. Comprehensive Field Practice in District Public Health services, Parbat, Nepal, 2015, a report. b. Baglung Zonal Hospital, Nepal: Critical analysis on the Hospital Information Management System. c. Lamjung district Hospital: Epidemiological study on antenatal visits. c. Western Regional Hospital, Pokhara: Five-year Plan on hospital waste management.