
Dr.B.N. Gangadhar
Psychiatrist, Bangalore
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), DSc (Doctor of Science)
About
- Dr.B.N. Gangadhar is a Professor & Program Director, Advanced Center for Yoga - Mental health and Neurosciences and Chairman and also PhD Clinical Neurosciences Program
Specialities
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Psychiatry
Expertise
Education
Practice Information
National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore
Hosur Road, Lakkasandra, Wilson Garden, Marigowda Road, Bangalore, Karnataka - 560029
Achievements & Contributions
- Have been a scientific reviewer for following journals: Indian Journal of Psychiatry and these international journals: Psychiatry Research, Convulsive Therapy (Journal of ECT), Biological Psychiatry, Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica
- On the editorial board of Indian Journal of Psychiatry, Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology
- Sir C.V.Raman award for medical sciences, Karnataka, Dept of Science and Technology 1998
- Dr. D.S. Raju Memorial Oration Award by the Indian Psychiatric Society A P Chapter 2001
- Bhagawat award 1989 Ind. Psy Society
- Kala award 1992 Ind Psy Society North zone
- Marfatia award 1993, 1995 , 2003 & 2008 Ind Psy Society
- Best poster award 1998 APEA meeting Toronto
- Poona Psychiatrists’ Asssssociation II award, 1999 & 2009 Ind Psy Society
- Jayaram award, 2001, 2002 ,2003 & 2009 Ind Psy society-south zone
- Gurumeeth Singh award, 2001, Ind Psy society-Punjab-Haryana chapter
- Bombay Psychiatric Society Award, 2002 and 2003 Ind Psy Society
- Aristotle Award 2009 – International Congress on Brain & Behavior
- Recipient of IBRO-UNESCO Fellowship 1987
- Fellow – National Academy of Medical Sciences
- Dr B C Roy Award 2010
- John CJ, Gangadhar BN and Channabasavanna SM. Phenomenology of escape from a mental hospital in India. Ind J Psychiatry 22: 247-249, 1980
- Channabasavanna SM, Subramanya B, Gangadhar BN, John CJ and Reddy V. Mental health delivery system in India : A brief report. Ind J Psychiatry 23: 309-311, 1981
- Gangadhar BN, Appayya P, Chattergee S, Keshavan MS and Narayanan HS. A case of DeClarambault's syndrome with Capgras phenomenon. Ind J Psychiatry 23: 373, 1981
- Gangadhar BN, Yeragani YK and Cariappa I. Juvenile epileptic psychosis: A case report. Ind J Psychol Med 4: 53-54, 1981
- Gangadhar BN, John CJ, Chattergee S, Keshavan MS and Narayanan HS. Rabbit syndrome: Patchy disappearance in stage I NREM sleep. Ind J Psychiatry 23: 96-98, 1982
- Gangadhar BN, Subramanya B, Venkatesh HS and Channabasavanna SM. Clonidine in opiate detoxification. Ind J Psychiatry 24: 386-387, 1982
- Venkatesh HS, Gangadhar BN and Channabasavanna SM. Primary opiate dependence: A phenomenological study. Ind J Psychol Med 5: 38-41, 1982
- Desai NG, Gangadhar BN, Pradhan N and Channabasavanna SM. Treatment of mania with lithium and carbamazepine. Ind J Psychiatry 25: 98-99, 1983
- Keshavan MS, Gangadhar BN and Chattergee S. C S F Amine metabolites in a case of coexisting tardive dyskinesia and parkinsonism. NIMHANS Journal 1: 111-113, 1983
- Desai NG, Patil NM, Gangadhar BN, Pradhan N and Channabasavanna SM. Catatonia associated with ureamic encephalopathy. Ind J Psychiatry 26: 93-94, 1984
- Gangadhar BN, Kapur RL and Kalyanasundaram S. Effect of ECT in depression: A double blind comparison with imipramine. NIMHANS Journal 3: 7-12, 1985
- Gangadhar BN. Side effects of somatic therapies in depression: A double blind comparison of ECT and imipramine. NIMHANS Journal 3: 13-16, 1985
- Gangadhar BN, Roy Chowdhary J and Channabasavanna SM. ECT and drug induced parkinsonism. Ind J Psychiatry 25: 212-213, 1988
- Gangadhar BN, Laxmanna G, Subbakrishna DK and Channabasavanna SM. Impedance measurements during electroconvulsive therapy. NIMHANS Journal 3 : 135- 139, 1985
- Gangadhar BN, John CJ and Channabasavanna SM. Criteria for continued hospitalization and severity of symptoms. Ind J Psychol Med 5: 1-3, 1983
- Gangadhar BN, Rao SL and Hegde AS. Information processing deficits and PCS : Role of symptoms. NIMHANS Journal 3: 147-151, 1985
- Mohan KS, Gangadhar BN, Pradhan N and Channabasavanna SM. Description of neuroleptic malignant syndrome. NIMHANS Journal 3: 103-104, 1985
- Mohan KS, Gangadhar BN, Pradhan N, Channabasavanna SM. Malignant neuroleptic syndrome. J Indian Med Assoc. 83: 410-3, 1985
- Rao SL, Gangadhar BN, Keshavan MS, Hegde MS, Hegde AS and Nardev G. Reaction time deficits in posttraumatic syndrome. Ind J Psychiatry 27: 63-66, 1985
- Rao SL, Gangadhar BN and Hegde AS. Information processing deficits in post concussion syndrome. NIMHANS Journal 3: 141-146, 1985
- Rao SL, Gangadhar BN and Hegde AS. Remedying information processing deficits in PCS through cognitive retraining. NIMHANS Journal 3: 251-254, 1985
- Desai NG, Andrade C, Gangadhar BN and Channabasavanna SM. Carbamazepine - lithium combination treatment for lithium resistant mania. Ind J Psychiatry 28: 159- 161, 1986
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN and Channabasavanna SM. pathological neurotoxicity with lithium. Ind J Psychiatry 29: 279-281, 1987
- Gangadhar BN, Desai NG and Channabasavanna SM. Potentiation of lithium with carbamazepine in acute mania. Ind J Psychiatry 29: 73-75, 1987
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN and Channabasavanna SM. Lithium induced paradoxical neurotoxicity- a risk factor. Indian J Psychiatry, 30: 201-203, 1988
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN, and Channabasavanna SM. Does ECT stimulus waveform influence rate of recovery in endogenous depression? NIMHANS Journal, 6: 121-126, 1988
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN, Subbakrishna DK, Channabasavanna SM. and Pradhan N. Clinical prediction of rate of response to ECT. Indian J Psychiatry, 30: 281- 287, 1988
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN, Channabasavanna SM. and Pradhan N. Clinical characteristics of endogenous depressives who responded to ECT. NIMHANS Journal, 7: 119-122, 1988
- Gangadhar BN, Laxmanna G, Andrade C, Janakiramaiah N. and Channabasavanna SM. NIMHANS Model ECT machine: A technical report. Indian J Psychiatry, 30: 247-251, 1988
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN, Vythilingam M, Channabasavanna SM. and Pradhan N. Initial response to ECT as a predictor of outcome in endogenous depression. Indian J Psychiatry, 31: 293-295, 1989
- Gangadhar BN, and Andrade C, Electrical aspects of electroconvulsive therapy: A review. I. Electrical issues. Ind J Psychol Med, 12: 53-60, 1989
- Gangadhar BN, and Andrade C. Electrical aspects of electroconvulsive therapy: A review. II. Clinical and practical issues. Ind J Psychol Med, 12: 61-66, 1989
- Gangadhar BN, Mahajan DS, Reddy PN, Rao BSS. and Janakiramaiah N. Predicting lithium dose on the basis of body weight to achieve rapid therapeutic levels. Ind J Psychol Med, 12: 7-10, 1989
- Gangadhar BN and Subbakrishna DK. On quality data in clinical research. In, Biostatistics: Issuses in medical research. Eds. Kaliaperumal,V.G., Subbakrishna,D.K. and Sunderraj N. NIMHANS Bangalore, pp 178-181, 1989
- Jain S, Sheshadri S. and Gangadhar BN. Monitoring the seizure during ECT. NIMHANS Journal, 7: 115-118, 1989
- Mariadas AC, Rao SL, Gangadhar BN and Hegde AS. Neuropsychological functioning in postconcussion syndrome. NIMHANS Journal, 7: 37-42, 1989
- Andrade C, Gangadhar BN, Meena M. and Pradhan N. Dopamine postsynaptic receptor effects of restricted schedules of electroconvulsive shock. Indian J Psychiatry, 32: 297-301, 1990
- Gangadhar BN, Ramadevi G, Andrade C. and Pradhan N. Single electroconvulsive shock and dopamine autoreceptors. Indian J Psychiatry, 32: 302-304, 1990
- Srivastava R, Chattergee SC, Janakiramaiah N. and Gangadhar BN. Eye movements and schizophrenia. Indian J Psychiatry, 32: 72-76, 1990
- Gangadhar BN, Reddy AK, Janakiramaiah N, and Subbakrishna DK. Does melancholia require ECT thrice a week? Ind J Psychological Medicine, 14: 25-30, 1991
- Gangadhar BN. and Andrade C. Iatrogenic dysfunction and ECT. In, Drug induced dysfunction in Psychiatry. Diagnosis and management. Eds, Keshavan, M.S. and Kennedy, J.S. Hemisphere publishing Corporation, Washington, pp 191-201, 1991
- Rajendra PN, Gangadhar BN and Janakiramaiah N. P300 event related potential in patients receiving ECT. NIMHANS Journal, 9: 97-100, 1991
- Editor: Proceedings of the national workshop on ECT: Priorities for research and practice in India. NIMHANS, Bangalore. 1992
- Gangadhar BN. Electrical Aspects of ECT. In, Proceedings of the national workshop on ECT: Priorities for research and practice in India. Ed, B.N.Gangadhar, NIMHANS publication, Bangalore, pp 163-184. 1992
- Gangadhar BN, Andrade C. and Janakiramaiah N. Electroconvulsive therapy: Theory and practice. In, Postgraduate Psychiatry, Eds, J.N.Vyas, and N.Ahuja, B.I. Churchill Livingstone, New Delhi, pp 457-473, 1992
- Gangadhar BN, Janakiramaiah N, Subbakrishna DK. and Thunga RA. Seizure duration estimates from single channel EEG record: A methodological report. Indian J Psychiatry, 34: 8-11, 1992
- Janakiramaiah N, Jyoti Rao KM, Praveen J, Sujatha BL, Gangadhar BN and Subbakrishna DK. Seizure duration over ECT sessions: Influence of spacing ECTs. Indian J Psychiatry, 34: 124-127, 1992
- Janakiramaiah N, Gururaj G, Subbakrishna DK, Gangadhar BN, Shivaji Rao. and Joseph M. Acute psychosis diagnosed as schizophrenia in ICD9 : A discriminant validity study. Ind J Psychiatry, 34: 344-346 1992
- Jyoti Rao KM, Sujatha BL, Gangadhar BN and Janakiramaiah N. A method for seizure duration estimation from single channel EEG records. NIMHANS Journal, 10: 17-22, 1992
- Ramachandra, Gangadhar BN, Lalitha N, Janakiramaiah N. and Shivananda BL. Patients`s knowledge about ECT. NIMHANS Journal, 10: 27-32, 1992
- Member Indian Psychiatric Society
- Member International Brain Research Organization
- Associate Editor- Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica since 1998
- Former Member on the Editorial Board Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine
- Reviewer of the American Psychiatric Association's draft of ECT guidelines, 2001
- Member on the membership committee of Association for Convulsive Therapy 2003
- Deputy Editor – Asian Journal of Psychiatry
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