Bone and Joint Treatment Center, Samitivej Sriracha Hospital

Providing examination, diagnosis, treatment, and surgery for bone and joint conditions for all ages by a team of orthopedic surgeons with diverse subspecialty expertise, covering a full range of musculoskeletal conditions. Treatment is delivered through a multidisciplinary approach, including orthopedic specialists, nurses, operating room and anesthesiology teams, as well as physical therapists providing post-operative care, supported by modern medical equipment and technology with safety standards.

Why choose the Bone and Joint Treatment Center, Samitivej Sriracha?

• A complete team of subspecialists covering all aspects of bone and joint conditions

• Modern medical equipment and technology meeting international standards

• Multidisciplinary care

• Comprehensive care for patients of all ages, from children and adults to the elderly

Treatment equipment and technology

Examination room

• Used for initial patient assessment

• Equipped with basic tools for history taking, physical examination, and follow-up

Vital signs and blood draw room

• Used to measure blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respiration

• Blood draw service available for laboratory testing

Procedure room

• Supports minor procedures such as joint injections, wound dressing, or uncomplicated treatments

• Prepared with sterile equipment and safety standards

Scientific laboratory (Lab)

• Blood and urine tests to help diagnose bone and joint diseases, including related conditions such as infection or metabolic disorders

• Used together with imaging results and physical examination to plan appropriate treatment

Diagnostic imaging

• X-ray: Detect abnormalities of bones and joints and injuries

• Bone Density Scan (DEXA): Assess bone density to diagnose osteoporosis

• Ultrasound: Examine tendons, muscles, and fluid around joints

• CT Scan and MRI: Provide clear, detailed views of bones, joints, and surrounding tissues

Operating rooms and surgical instruments to international standards

• Supports orthopedic surgery, including arthroscopic and open surgery

• Sterile systems and modern surgical support equipment for patient safety

Physical therapy and rehabilitation unit

• Rehabilitation services after surgery or injury

• Uses gait training aids, muscle strengthening equipment, and individualized physical therapy programs

• Close care by physical therapists to help patients return to daily life faster

Services and treatments

General Orthopedics

• Treat injuries of muscles, tendons, and nerves

• Fractures, dislocations, sprains

Spine

• Care for back pain and neck pain

• Treat degenerative disc disease/herniated disc with nerve compression

• Structural abnormalities of the spine

Sports Medicine

• Treat sports and exercise-related injuries

• ACL/PCL tears, meniscus tears, shoulder dislocation

Hip & Knee

• Treat knee osteoarthritis and hip osteoarthritis

• Total Joint Replacement

• Avascular necrosis of the femoral head

Hand & Microsurgery

• Finger/arm replantation, tendon and nerve repair

• Treat trigger finger, tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome

• Correct deformities from accidents

Bone & Soft Tissue Oncology

• Examine and treat bone tumors, muscle tumors, and bone cancer

Pediatric Orthopedics

• Treat spinal curvature and bowlegs

• Limb abnormalities such as limb length discrepancy, clubfoot

• Pediatric neuromuscular disorders

Foot & Ankle

• Treat pain from Achilles tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, heel pain

• Hallux Valgus (bunion)

• Foot fractures, ganglion cysts in the foot

Trauma (fractures)

• Care for complex and severe fractures

• Correction of malunion

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

• Care for pain in muscles, tendons, bones, and joints

• Office syndrome, chronic back pain

• Rehabilitation for patients after surgery or injury

• Mobility problems, weakness, numbness, and swallowing difficulties

❓ FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: When should I see an orthopedic doctor?
A: If you have chronic joint pain, back pain, knee pain, fractures, or dislocations, you should be examined by a specialist.

Q: Is knee replacement surgery safe?
A: The surgery is an internationally standardized procedure. Safety depends on the patient’s health and appropriate care from the medical team.

Q: Can children receive treatment at the Bone and Joint Center?
A: Yes. The Bone and Joint Center provides services for both children and adults, including structural abnormalities in children.

Q: How should I prepare before bone surgery?
A: The doctor will advise based on the type of surgery and each patient’s health, such as pre-operative health checks, fasting, and post-operative rehabilitation.