College of Medical Sciences Nepal

College of Medical Sciences Nepal The International Society for Medical Education Pvt. Ltd. (ISME Pvt. Ltd.) - non profit organisation had an agreement with Government of Nepal

Nepal is one of the founder members of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). Nepal is known for her picturesque beauty with some

of the world’s highest snow capped mountains in the Himalayas. Topographically, it is an admixture of hills and dales and geographically, the country is divided into mountains, hills and Terai. The total projected population of Nepal in 2007 wa

s around 26.4 million comprising of various ethnic groups and of different languages. Nepal is now Federal Democratic Republic after prolonged monarchic rule. Although Nepali is the national language and one can readily communicate in Hindi and English. Chitwan is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal:
The college is situated at Bharatpur in Chitwan district of Nepal. The Chitwan National Park is famous for its variety of wild animals - one-horned rhino, deer and tiger and varieties of birds.It was included in the “world heritage” since 1986. In recent years Chitwan district has become an outstanding district in Nepal and achieved great height particularly in the health sector because of its central location and easy accessibility from all parts of Nepal. The Chamber of Trade and Commerce of Narayangarh has proposed Bharatpur as a “Medical City” because of College of Medical Sciences and its specialized teaching hospital, multiple government and non government medical institutions. Bharatpur, Narayanghat and Devghat
Twin cities of beauty, commercial importance and spiritual activities. The Narayangarh is the main city in Chitwan District. It has been a center of trade and commerce, transportation and curios since long time. It is situated on the banks of the river Narayani which is the confluence of 7 rivers and it ultimately forming a tributary to the Holy Ganges. The Narayani River is considered to be the holiest river in the country.

12/04/2026

🩺Meet Our Doctors | COMS

Introducing Dr. Puja Bhattarai, sharing her expertise, experience, and commitment to patient care.

Through this series, we bring you closer to the doctors who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the best care for every patient.

Know your doctor. Trust your care.

College of Medical Sciences– Where Expertise Meets Compassion.



Celebrating the birthdays of our valued team members at College of Medical Sciences, Bharatpur.Wishing you all good heal...
10/04/2026

Celebrating the birthdays of our valued team members at College of Medical Sciences, Bharatpur.

Wishing you all good health, happiness, and success ahead. Thank you for being an important part of the COMS family.

COMS Fest Begins!The campus is buzzing with energy as COMS Fest kicks off with an exciting mix of sports, stalls, and en...
10/04/2026

COMS Fest Begins!
The campus is buzzing with energy as COMS Fest kicks off with an exciting mix of sports, stalls, and endless fun! ???

A celebration of talent, teamwork, and togetherness — where students come together beyond academics to create unforgettable memories. ??

Let the festivities begin!

09/04/2026

🧠 From Severe Symptoms to Complete Recovery

A rare case of Indirect Carotid Cavernous Fistula (CCF) — an abnormal connection between brain artery and vein — led to persistent headache, eye pain, swelling, bulging of the eye, and reduced vision.

Left untreated, such conditions can lead to vision loss or even life-threatening complications.

Through advanced neurointervention, the team successfully treated the condition by accessing the cavernous sinus and sealing it using coils and liquid onyx.

Within just a few days, the patient’s vision improved, swelling subsided, and normal eye function was restored.

Advanced, life-changing care — now available at COMS.
Neurointervention services that make the difference.

09/04/2026

🩺Meet Our Doctors | COMS

Introducing Dr. Bhagirathi Kayastha, sharing her expertise, experience, and commitment to patient care.

Through this series, we bring you closer to the doctors who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the best care for every patient.

Know your doctor. Trust your care.

College of Medical Sciences– Where Expertise Meets Compassion.



08/04/2026

🩺Meet Our Doctors | COMS

Introducing Dr. Saroj Panta, sharing his expertise, experience, and commitment to patient care.

Through this series, we bring you closer to the doctors who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the best care for every patient.

Know your doctor. Trust your care.

College of Medical Sciences– Where Expertise Meets Compassion.



📘 Sub-District Level VPD Orientation Program at COMSThe WHO-IPD team conducted the Sub-District Level VPD (Vaccine Preve...
08/04/2026

📘 Sub-District Level VPD Orientation Program at COMS

The WHO-IPD team conducted the Sub-District Level VPD (Vaccine Preventable Diseases) Orientation Program at the College of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital as part of ongoing surveillance activities.

As a designated reporting unit, this session focused on strengthening surveillance, reporting systems, and coordination among healthcare professionals across departments.

Active participation from various departments highlights our collective commitment to public health and effective disease monitoring.

07/04/2026

🩺Meet Our Doctors | COMS

Introducing Dr. Matsendra Jha, sharing his expertise, experience, and commitment to patient care.

Through this series, we bring you closer to the doctors who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the best care for every patient.

Know your doctor. Trust your care.

College of Medical Sciences– Where Expertise Meets Compassion.



05/04/2026

🩺 Allergy • Angioedema • Immune Dysregulation — The Overlooked Frontier

Immunological disorders rarely stay confined to one system. What appears as a simple allergy or angioedema may be a sign of a deeper multisystem immune imbalance.

As Prof. Dr. Dharmagat Bhattarai explains, symptoms in one organ should always prompt a search for subtle involvement elsewhere.

These conditions are often genetic, yet many present later in adolescence or adulthood — and allergic disorders go far beyond the skin, reflecting a systemic predisposition.

Look beyond the obvious. Understand the system as a whole.



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