Akarawit Asawasaksakul, Orthopedic spine surgeon

With an MIS endoscopic approach in focus, Akarawit Asawasaksakul helped lead an educational session for spine surgeons on July 19, 2566 (2024-07-19) at Ramkhamhaeng Hospital. The session centered on Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MIS) employing endoscopic techniques, and it included Q&A where he shared recommendations and answered questions. On that same day, the clinic hosted an international delegation of spine surgeons from Australia and Singapore, reflecting the practical, case-oriented nature of the discussion. As a specialist at the clinic, he supports patients who need spine care with a minimally invasive strategy when appropriate.

Education

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Work experience

• 2024-07-19 — Orthopedic spine surgeon, Ramkhamhaeng Hospital (participated in an educational session on Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery using endoscopic techniques).

Clinical focus and techniques

His clinical focus is on MIS approaches that use endoscopic techniques to support targeted spine treatment.

• Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MIS)
• Endoscopic techniques for MIS

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

• Educational exploration of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MIS) employing endoscopic techniques — hosted at Ramkhamhaeng Hospital (July 19, 2566 / 2024-07-19).

Awards and recognition

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For international patients, the clinic’s materials highlight the MIS endoscopy session delivered in a setting that included visiting spine surgeons from Australia and Singapore. Appointments are arranged through Ramkhamhaeng Hospital’s system, where patients can request a spine consultation and discuss whether an endoscopic MIS approach fits their condition.