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Dr. Surachai Rattanasaereekiat

Specialties

Orthopaedics
Orthopaedics - Hand
Orthopaedics - Trauma

Language spoken

Thai, English, Teo Chew

Qualifications

Medical School

- M.D., Faculty of Medicine, Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, Thailand, 1994

Board Certifications

- Diploma of the Thai Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, 2001

Special Clinical Interests

- Spine Surgery
- Hand Surgery
- Arthroplasty

Doctor's Schedule

Day	Time	Location
Mon1	12:00 - 16:0012:0016:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Tue2	12:00 - 16:0012:0016:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Wed3	08:00 - 12:0008:0012:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Wed3	12:00 - 16:0012:0016:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Thu4	08:00 - 12:0008:0012:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Thu4	12:00 - 16:0012:0016:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Fri5	09:00 - 12:0009:0012:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Fri5	12:00 - 16:0012:0016:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)
Sun7	08:00 - 12:0008:0012:00	Orthopaedic Center (Building A 20B)

Article by this doctor

De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis

De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis is a painful condition that tends to affect the tendons in the wrists due to chronic overuse of the wrist and thumb, as well as repetitive, improper use of the wrist joint.

Carpal Ganglion Cysts

Carpal ganglion cysts most commonly develop along the wrist and are usually not dangerous, but can cause pain if untreated. Dr. Surachai explains treatment options and when they are required.

Finger Joint Pain

Finger joint pain is a common condition that can be caused by numerous factors. Dr. Surachai provides tips to alleviate symptoms, but if the pain is severe or does not subside, further diagnostics might be required.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome affects the hands and is caused by pressure compressing the median nerve. This nerve is responsible for controlling thumb movement and is also the nerve associated with sensation in the palm of the hand, the index finger, middle finger, and lower half of the ring finger. It is commonly caused by overuse, or frequent and prolonged bending at the wrist.