Dr. Lamichhane is a dedicated PGY-1 resident physician at New York City Health & Hospitals/Woodhull, New York. With a passion for global health, he brings a unique perspective to his medical practice. His keen interest in cardiology shines through, as he delves into topics that impact heart health.

One of his notable pursuits involves the exploration of midodrine’s application in heart failure, a subject that showcases his commitment to in-depth research and clinical knowledge. In his review titled “Use of Midodrine in Heart Failure: A Review,” Dr. Lamichhane critically examines the potential role of midodrine, a medication known for its vasoconstrictor effects, in managing heart failure patients.

This undertaking reflects his dedication to staying at the forefront of medical advancements and his desire to contribute insights that could potentially enhance heart failure management strategies. Dr. Lamichhane’s proactive engagement in the field of cardiology, coupled with his residency experience, positions him as a promising medical professional driven by a commitment to improving patient outcomes and pushing the boundaries of cardiovascular care.

Residency training: New York City Health & Hospitals/Woodhull, New York

Medical school: Gandaki Medical College, Pokhara, Nepal

Special interests: Global Health, Cardiology, Preventive Medicine

Hobbies: Soccer, Trekking, Travelling