Norvic Hospital Hosts NeuroOn 2026: International Neuro-Oncology Conference Brings Global Experts to Kathmandu

Written by: Devan | June 29, 2026

Leading neurosurgeons, oncologists, and radiologists from Nepal and India gathered in Kathmandu for a two-day conference on the latest advances in brain tumor diagnosis and treatment.

KATHMANDU — Norvic International Hospital, Thapathali, in collaboration with the Nepalese Society of Neurosurgeons, successfully organized the International Neuro-Oncology Conference “NeuroOn 2026” in Kathmandu, bringing together some of the region’s most respected names in brain tumor care.

The two-day neuro-oncology summit was held on Asar 12 and 13, drawing renowned neurosurgeons, radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and other healthcare specialists from across Nepal and India. Throughout the sessions, participating experts shared their clinical experience and research on the latest scientific developments in brain tumor diagnosis, surgical innovation, modern medical technology, and multidisciplinary treatment approaches.

Honoring Pioneers in Neurosurgery and Neuro-Oncology

As part of the conference proceedings, NeuroOn 2026 recognized individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the fields of neurosurgery and neuro-oncology. Special honors were presented to:

Prof. Dr. V. Rajshekhar (India)
Prof. Dr. Suresh Nair (India)
Prof. Dr. Gopal Raman Sharma (Nepal)
Prof. Dr. Prakash Bista (Nepal)
Prof. Dr. Basant Pant (Nepal)
Prof. Dr. Pawan Kumar Sultania (Nepal)
Late Prof. Dr. Upendra Prasad Devkota (Nepal)

Closing Remarks: A Call for Continued Medical Collaboration

Speaking at the closing ceremony, Norvic Hospital patron Basant Kumar Chaudhary highlighted the important role that international conferences like NeuroOn 2026 play in making brain tumor treatment in Nepal more effective, modern, and of higher quality.

Organizing chairperson Prof. Dr. Rajeev Jha extended heartfelt gratitude to all national and international speakers, participants, partner organizations, and the organizing team whose contributions made the conference a success.

Dr. Jha expressed confidence that academic programs of this nature will continue to play a significant role in advancing neuro-oncology services in Nepal, strengthening collaboration among specialists, and improving the overall quality of patient care.

Why NeuroOn 2026 Matters for Brain Tumor Care in Nepal

Brain tumor diagnosis and treatment require close coordination between multiple specialists — neurosurgeons, oncologists, radiologists, and pathologists — working as a single multidisciplinary team. Conferences such as NeuroOn 2026 give Nepali clinicians direct access to international best practices, surgical techniques, and treatment protocols that are otherwise difficult to access locally.

By hosting this event, Norvic International Hospital reinforces its position as a center for advanced neuro-oncology and neurosurgical care in Nepal, while also creating a platform for knowledge exchange between Nepali and Indian medical experts — a partnership that directly benefits patients seeking timely, high-quality brain tumor treatment closer to home.

For more information on neuro-oncology and brain tumor treatment services, visit Norvic International Hospital, Thapathali, Kathmandu.