
Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital, Bangkok
488 Srinakarin Road, Suan Luang, Bangkok, Thailand , Bangkok, Thailand, 10250
- One of the leading hospitals in Bangkok was established in the year 1970.

Professor- Spine Surgery
Extensive training, fellowships and milestones that set Prof. Dr. Prakit Tienboon apart.
Key achievements, surgical milestones and clinical strengths.
Prof. Dr. Prakit Tienboon, a distinguished orthopedic and spine surgeon in Bangkok, stands out for his exceptional expertise in providing comprehensive musculoskeletal and spinal care.
He holds more than 47 years of expertise in Orthopedics and Spine Surgery.
With a stellar career, he specializes in advanced surgical interventions for orthopedic conditions and complex spine disorders.
Known for his meticulous and patient-centered approach, Dr. Tienboon employs state-of-the-art surgical techniques and cutting-edge technologies.
His commitment to excellence is evident in personalized treatment plans, addressing each patient's unique needs. Proficient in both orthopedic and spine surgery, he aims for optimal outcomes while prioritizing patient comfort and recovery.
As a respected leader in the medical community, Prof. Dr. Prakit Tienboon actively contributes to research and advancements in orthopedics and spine surgery.
His dedication to advancing healthcare and compassionate patient care has established him as a prominent figure in Bangkok, trusted by patients seeking expert solutions for musculoskeletal and spinal health.
Internationally accredited facility with advanced infrastructure and a multi-disciplinary care team.

488 Srinakarin Road, Suan Luang, Bangkok, Thailand , Bangkok, Thailand, 10250
Explore the procedures and specialities Prof. Dr. Prakit Tienboon performs. Click a tile to view detailed treatment information.
Common questions patients ask before booking with Prof. Dr. Prakit Tienboon . If your situation is different, share the details in the form below and our advisors will tailor the next steps.
Persistent back pain that lasts longer than 6 weeks, radiating leg pain, numbness, weakness, loss of bladder/bowel control, or pain that worsens at night warrants a specialist's opinion. Early evaluation prevents nerve damage and broadens your non-surgical options.
Most spine conditions respond to a 6–12 week trial of physical therapy, medications and targeted injections. Surgery is reserved for cases where conservative therapy fails, the diagnosis is structural (severe disc herniation, instability, stenosis with neuro deficit), or symptoms are rapidly progressing.
Minimally invasive spine surgery uses a small (1–2 cm) incision, tubular retractors and intraoperative imaging to access the spine without disrupting surrounding muscle. Patients typically walk the same day, leave the hospital within 24–48 hours and return to desk work in 1–2 weeks.
Knee and hip replacements typically require 6 weeks of structured rehabilitation before you walk unaided, and 3–6 months for full sports-level recovery. Robotic-assisted procedures and enhanced recovery protocols are shortening these timelines steadily.
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