About Neuro Clinic
Our clinic uses the latest and most progressive treatment methods for neurosurgical and neurological patients, with compassion. We are extremely happy and grateful to our patients, whose numbers have been growing steadily throughout the years. It is a great privilege to treat as many patients as possible, since helping our human society is the corner stone of our clinic.
Neuro Clinic is grateful to know that more and more neurological/neurosurgical patients are seeking our services to improve their quality of life. One of the key objectives of our practice is to give more accessibility to health and well being services, for patients with neurological/neurosurgical diseases.
Dr. Malinka Rambadagalla is well known to take on challenging cases and rare cases which makes him a trend setter and innovator for Rezekne Regional hospital in neurosurgery. He is thankful to all his patients for trusting him and believing in him, and is grateful to patients and their families for giving him the oppertunity to perform these rare and extremely challenging operations.
Dr. Kawshantha Malinka Rambadagalla
- Consultant Neurosurgeon. at “Rezekne Regional Hospital”
- Member of the postgraduate education committee of the European Association of Neurosurgical Societies
- Lecturer at the University of Latvia's postgraduate studies department
- Lecturer on neurological diseases for the, Latvian Red Cross Society, in Rezekne
- Member of the Health Commission,of the City Council, Rezekne
- Principal Investigator - for Europe's largest traumatic brain injury study, CENTER TBI [The Collaborative European NeuroTrauma Effectiveness Research in Traumatic Brain Injury]
Dr. K. M. Rambadagalla has worked at Beaumont Hospital, Ireland, which is a center of excellence and the leading neurosurgery unit in Ireland.
From 2006 to 2012, Dr. K. M. Rambadagalla was a resident at the Department of Neurosurgery in Pauls Stradins Clinical University Hospital.
He was a Lecturer for residents in their rotation of neurology and neurosurgery, for two years at “The University of Latvia”.
Dr. K. M. Rambadagalla actively participates in various research projects in Latvia and internationally, for example, from 2016 to 2017 Dr. K. M. Rambadagalla was a researcher at the National Population Genome Database Project in collaboration with the Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Center. He is also a principle investigator for Europe's largest traumatic brain injury study called CENTER TBI [The Collaborative European NeuroTrauma Effectiveness Research in Traumatic Brain Injury].
Dr. K. M. Rambadagalla believes that professional healthcare requires regular training in various national and international neurosurgery training courses, and that it requires active participation in national and international conferences, courses and seminars. Dr. Rambadagalla believes continous learning in improving patient care is vital to sustain a good practice, hence he does participate in EANS, AO spine and Euro spine seminars, conferences, congresses, and courses as much as possible though having an extremely busy schedule.
Dr. K. M. Rambadagalla has shared his experience with some media outlets, and they are as follows:
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