


Occasional sweaty palms are normal and can happen. But if it becomes excessive that it impacts your quality of life, then you need to see a specialist as soon as possible for a remedy.

Experience sharing from Mr. Mongkol Sae-Sue, the patient who had heart valve regurgitation diagnosed during annual health check-up when arrhythmia was presented. He underwent minimally invasive heart valve surgery in which a surgery was performed through a small incision, sized 4 cm without cutting through the breastbone. It results in less blood loss, faster recovery and shorter hospital stay.

Follow the life of Ms. Saranita, a mother from Nauru who is determined to keep her little child with her while working alongside a team of doctors from 3 different specialties.

Aortic aneurysm can be successfully surgically treated despite the presence of limitations and no blood transfusion. Surgery was conducted by expert cardiothoracic surgeons supported by cutting-edge technology, creating a real miracle.

Treatment Pathways for Lung and Chest Diseases with VATS Technique, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Quick Recovery, Helping You and Your Spouse Return to Normal Life

Bangkok Heart Hospital in collaboration with the Dusit Medical Foundation treats patients with congenital heart defects, specifically those with a leaking upper chamber septum, using a catheterization technique without the need for surgery and at no cost.

Experience shared by Mr. Sirichai Chunsangiam, a 76-year-old patient who underwent EVAR (Endovascular Aneurysm Repair) to treat aortic aneurysm. As a minimally-invasive endovascular surgery, it results in smaller incision, less pain and lower chance of infections. This allows Mr. Sirichai to resume his daily life and spend time with his beloved ones quickly.

Experience from patients undergoing minimally invasive lung surgery, Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery (VATS)

Video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) is minimally invasive thoracic surgery. During a video-assisted thoracic surgery procedure, a tiny camera and surgical instruments are inserted into your chest through a small incision in your chest wall.

I was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, heart decompensation and a valve that did not close properly. After four months of medication and two cardioversions, I slowly recovered, and went on with my life as good as possible.