Dr Kadam Nagpal

Dr. Kadam Nagpal, with over 14 years of neurology experience, is the Head of Neuroimmunology & Movement Disorders at Manipal Hospitals Dwarka. He is among the few Indian neurologists holding both FRCP (London) and FRCP (Edinburgh), in addition to a FEBN fellowship. A prolific academician, he has over 35 publications and is a regular faculty at international neurology conferences. Known for his compassionate approach, he ensures evidence-based and personalised care.

Educational Qualifications

• MBBS – (Institute not specified in source)
• MD – Medicine
• DM – Neurology
• Fellowship – European Neurology Board (FEBN)
• FRCP – Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh (2020)
• FRCP – Royal College of Physicians, London (2023)

Professional Experiences

• Head & Consultant – Neuroimmunology, Movement Disorders and Neurology, Manipal Hospitals Dwarka
• Former associations with Vimhans and Max Superspeciality Hospital
• Actively trains and mentors residents in neurology
• Frequent CME speaker and international conference participant

Professional Memberships

• American Academy of Neurology (AAN)
• Indian Academy of Neurology (IAN)
• Movement Disorders Society (MDS)
• International Headache Society (IHS)

Awards and Achievements

• FRCP (London) awarded in 2023
• FRCP (Edinburgh) awarded in 2020
• Best Case Presentation Award – Neuroimmunology (PACTRIMS, Perth, 2023)
• Conducted multiple workshops on botulinum toxin for movement disorders

Publications

• Over 35 research articles in international and national journals
• Selected highlights:
  • Artificial Intelligence and Medical Ethics: Unresolved Issues – Austin J Surg, 2020
  • GFPT1 gene-related congenital myasthenic syndrome – Neurol Neurol Sci Open Access, 2020
  • Superficial siderosis with focal dystonia – Neurological Sciences, 2019
  • Chikungunya infection presenting as mild encephalitis – J NeuroVirology, 2017
  • Multiple BMJ Case Reports (2012–2015) on rare neurological presentations
• Annual presenter at international conferences (Singapore 2022, Perth 2023)

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