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Scope of Service
The Surgery Department at Thonburi Thawiwatthana Hospital provides comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for surgical conditions, ranging from primary to tertiary care. In particular, the department provides tertiary-level treatment for complex conditions requiring specialized expertise and advanced medical technology.The department provides care for patients of all ages through a team of specialized surgeons across multiple surgical disciplines, including:
The department is supported by experienced healthcare professionals, advanced medical equipment, and a comprehensive follow-up and continuity-of-care system to ensure that patients receive safe, effective, and high-quality treatment.
Services Provided by the Surgery Department
Treatment of injuries, fractures, and wounds resulting from accidents, as well as surgical treatment of general abdominal diseases and conditions affecting various organs.
Diagnosis and treatment of vascular conditions, including arterial stenosis, aneurysms, blood clots, and other vascular disorders.
Diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate, and urinary tract in both men and women.
Comprehensive care for men's health concerns, including erectile dysfunction, decreased sexual performance, low hormone levels, and benign prostatic enlargement.
Treatment of abnormalities involving the face, jaw, and facial bones, including reconstructive and corrective surgery for deformities resulting from accidents or congenital conditions.
Surgical treatment and management of conditions in children, such as pediatric hernias, intestinal obstruction, congenital abnormalities of various organs, and injuries resulting from accidents.
The department provides Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS), a minimally invasive technique for lung and chest surgery that uses a camera and specialized instruments inserted through one to three small incisions. A newer technique, known as Uniportal VATS, can be performed through a single incision.
VATS may be used to treat conditions such as lung cancer, tumors in the chest cavity, and pneumothorax (collapsed lung), offering an alternative to traditional open surgery. Benefits may include less postoperative pain, smaller incisions, reduced blood loss, faster recovery, and a shorter hospital stay, allowing patients to return to their normal activities sooner.
Service Highlights
Minimally invasive surgical techniques using small incisions, typically 1–2 cm, help reduce tissue damage, postoperative pain, and blood loss while supporting faster recovery compared with traditional open surgery. High-definition video imaging allows surgeons to clearly visualize internal organs and perform procedures with greater precision.
MIS is suitable for various procedures involving the abdomen, urinary system, intestines, liver, pancreas, bile ducts, and other specialized surgical conditions.
Comprehensive treatment is available for general diseases, complex surgical conditions, and emergency injuries, supported by specialized surgeons across multiple surgical disciplines.
The department utilizes advanced technology for diagnosis and surgery, including High-Definition endoscopic systems, ultrasound surgical devices, and internationally standardized postoperative patient-care systems to enhance surgical precision, safety, and patient recovery.
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