Brain Mapping Service at Central Prison Hospital

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Electroencephalography (EEG) service has been started at the Central Prison Hospital under the Ministry of Home Affairs. It is expected that the EEG service will be useful for the health care of prisoners and detainees in prisons.

Chief Medical Superintendent of the hospital and spokesperson of the Ministry of Health and Population Dr. According to Prakash Budhathoki, this service will be useful for obtaining information about the mental condition and mental health of the prisoners. According to him, EEG is also used to investigate criminal cases in developed countries. Our first objective is to examine and treat the mental health of those in prison. But it can also be used for criminal investigation, he said.

Head of the mental department of the Central Prison Hospital Dr. According to Kanchan Dahal, after the EEG service is started, it will be used for the treatment of prisoners as well as for the study of criminal attitudes. According to him, the EEG currently being used in the prison hospital has an "EEG cap". "It helps in the diagnosis of various types of mental illness in people in prison," he said, "using this device will make the treatment of prisoners more efficient." Not only the prisoners in the Central Jail, the Central Jail Hospital, which currently has 30 beds, provides services to every prisoner who needs to be treated at government expense.