Phyathai Nawamin International Hospital Thailand Now Offers Spinal Surgery with Advanced Technology of Decompression

BANGKOK - Friday, November 21st 2014 [ME NewsWire]

(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Phyathai Nawamin International Hospital’s Spine and Brain Center now offers the newest and updated medical treatment technique for Spinal Surgery with Advanced Technology of Decompression, supported by Phyathai Group of hospitals, an established name as a leading health care provider in the Kingdom of Thailand.

Spine and Brain Center is a special center under the management of brain and spinal surgeons. It consists of medical and surgical doctors and skilled in a specific field of optimization. We offer patients the most extensive and advanced medical equipment and treatment methods.

Spinal Decompression procedure is performed through a surgical incision in the back. The goal of the surgery is to improve problems affecting legs such as numbness caused by pressure on the nerves of spine.

Several Types of Spinal decompression

1. Laminectomy - removal of entire bony lamina.

2. Laminotomy - removal of a small portion of the lamina and ligaments.

3. Foraminotomy - removal of bone around the neural foramen.

4. Laminaplasty – expansion of the spine.

Indications of Spinal decompression

    Difficulty walking and standing.
    Leg pain is significantly worse than back pain.
    Conservative treatment fails.

Pre-operative Care

    Don’t take over the counter pain cream relievers 2 weeks before the surgery. This includes common medicine products like Aspirin and Ibuprofen.
    Don’t smoke at least 2 weeks before the surgery.
    Don’t take vitamin E and anti-coagulants 2 weeks before the surgery.
    Make sure to tell your doctors about any medication you are taking and any problems you’ve had with previous operations.
    Don’t eat and drink anything for 8 hours before the surgery.

Steps during the Procedure:

    The surgery will be done under general anesthesia.
    Skin Incision.
    Perform laminectomy/laminotomy.
    Decompress the spinal cord.
    Decompress the spinal nerve.
    Spinal fusion (if needed).
    Suturing.

Post-operative care

    Your vital signs will be monitored.
    After surgery your doctor will prescribe pain medications.
    Do not drive for 2-4 weeks after surgery or as prescribed by the doctor
    Lifting of heavy objects and exercises should be avoided for 4-6 weeks.
    Slight movement and exercises are recommended.

If you want more information please don’t hesitate to contact Spine and Brain Center

Contacts

Phyathai Nawamin International Hospital

Ms. Sinsaruta Klinsukhon,

+66-2-944-7111

Nethathai_cha@phyathai.com









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