Mrigendra Raj Pandey is a Nepalese physician from Kathmandu. He is one of the most senior doctors in Nepal and probably the first cardiologist in the country.[1] He is the Nepal first Member of the Royal College of Physicians and also the FRCP from Edinburgh. He was also the personal physician to the King Mahendra.[2] He was the founder chief-editor of the Journal of Nepal Medical Association from 1963 to 1964.[3] He is the founder president of the Nepal Heart Foundation.[4] He established the Mrigendra Samjhana Medical Trust in year 1975.[5][6][7] He is Patron of Cardiac Society of Nepal.[8] He is involved in various research activities of medical field in Nepal since long time.[9]
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