Consultant
Dr. Prakash Paudel is a skilled Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spine Specialist at Nepal Mediciti, renowned for his expertise in managing complex spine and brain disorders. He completed his MBBS from Maharajgunj Medical Campus, Institute of Medicine, Tribhuvan University, in 2009. He then pursued a five-year neurosurgery residency in Pakistan, where he was honored with a Gold Medal for outstanding academic achievement. Dr. Paudel further advanced his expertise by completing a one-year fellowship in clinical spine surgery in Canada, specializing in tumor and complex spinal surgeries. He is distinguished as the first fellowship-trained spine surgeon among Nepalese neurosurgeons.
With extensive hands-on experience, Dr. Paudel has successfully performed over 500 spine surgeries, covering routine, emergency, and highly complex cases. His comprehensive clinical practice includes treatment of spinal trauma, spinal cord injuries, craniocervical junction anomalies, and degenerative spinal diseases. Additionally, he provides expert care for brain tumors, hydrocephalus, congenital brain and spine disorders, and peripheral nerve conditions. His specialized interests include spinal surgery, neuro-endoscopy, neuro-oncology, and pediatric neurosurgery. Dr. Paudel is committed to delivering patient-centered care, emphasizing clear communication and evidence-based approaches to optimize both surgical and conservative treatment outcomes.
Beyond his clinical responsibilities, Dr. Paudel actively participates in international neurosurgical organizations and contributes to research aimed at improving surgical techniques and reducing complications. He has published numerous research articles and presented his work at leading national and international conferences.
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March 2022- Feb 2023
September 2017- November 2017
January 2011- January 2016
November 2002- February 2008
Sharma GR, Jha R, Paudel P, Khadka N, Adhikari DR, Bista P. Functional outcome of intradural extramedullary spinal tumors after surgical resection. Nepal Journal of Neuroscience 13 (2): 13-20, 2016
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