Dr. Somsak Pratipanawat, Director of Pak Chong Nana Hospital opening speech “Knowing Thyroid with Modern Treatment Methods” brings knowledge to the public. Thyroid endoscopic surgery center Pak Chong Nana Hospital Pak Chong Nana Hospital Has a mission to develop the hospital, issues which are: 1. Development of advanced specialized medical systems in all branches. 2. Joint production of medical and public health personnel. 3. Develop a seamless primary health care system 4. Improve the quality of hospital management systems and health service networks and 5. Develop the quality of public health services in the eco-tourism area. in order to achieve the vision “Excellent medical and public health center in the tourism area”, whose mission is to develop advanced specialized medical systems in every branch. The hospital aims to develop an advanced surgical specialty system. by elevating it to be a center of excellence in laparoscopic surgery especially in the treatment of thyroid disease which currently has a large number of people with thyroid problems awaiting access to services Therefore, Pak Chong Nana Hospital Therefore, modern treatment technology, such as oral thyroidectomy, has been used in the hospital. This type of surgery can reduce the injury. discomfort and clearly reduce the traces of surgery Now the hospital has the readiness and expertise. Both have a surgeon specializing in laparoscopic surgery. including a multidisciplinary team who are ready to take care of patients to be cured of this disease therefore opened a laparoscopic thyroid surgery center To increase access to services for patients with thyroid problems
Dr. Chakrit Sricharoenwanit Surgeon specializing in endoscopic surgery Pak Chong Nana Hospital said that at present there are many patients. Especially females with enlarged thyroid gland, commonly referred to as “goiter”, most patients present with thyroid nodules that do not respond well to medication. When the patient comes to see the doctor, they will be examined with ultrasound. and a puncture to examine the tumor cells. When the results are obtained, the doctor will evaluate the results and inform treatment guidelines. which the treatment of tumors in the thyroid gland It is divided into follow-up for abnormal symptoms, size of the lump, puncture of the tumor cells, and surgery.
The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped endocrine gland located in the lower part of the middle of the neck. It is responsible for producing thyroid hormones. serves to burn energy They are generally divided into right and left glands and are joined in the middle in front of the trachea. serves to produce thyroid hormones which is an important hormone that helps to regulate energy metabolism in the body The body will be able to produce hormones by ordering from the brain. The brain secretes hormones to control the thyroid gland to secrete thyroid hormones properly. Including the body must have a precursor to produce thyroid hormones, iodine, in sufficient amounts to function normally.
Dr. Chakrit said that thyroid surgery is a procedure that is often performed in patients with large thyroid tumors that are constricting the trachea or esophagus, making breathing or swallowing difficult. or in tumors that are suspected to be cancerous For surgical technique of the thyroid gland through the oral cavity. It is the latest surgical technique that has been developed and is widely accepted and popular all over the world. In surgery, a small camera technology with high resolution is used to assist in surgery. make the surgical wound smaller The incision is located on the inside of the lower lip, 1.5 cm in the middle and 2 points on the side.
The highlight of the oral thyroidectomy is the absence of scars. which has advantages Does not cause scars after surgery In which the surgeon can perform the procedure more conveniently and easily from the endoscopy. It also shortens the surgery time and makes the patient less painful and recovers faster. And in surgery on the thyroid gland, it will be done only when there are indications, that is, the mass is so large that it presses on the nearby organs such as the esophagus and trachea. causes difficulty swallowing or shortness of breath, a lump that looks suspected to be cancerous and the lump that the patient needs to have surgery for various reasons such as beauty, etc. Surgery has a significant risk, although the chances are low, such as hoarseness from injury to the nerves that feed the vocal cords. which is located under the thyroid gland However, patients should inquire about risks before undergoing surgery with the surgeon individually.