Heart Center

The Heart Center has specialized doctors for the diagnosis, treatment, and care of heart and vascular diseases. It provides high-quality medical services and treatments.

About

Our center is fully equipped to handle all heart-related emergencies, ensuring comprehensive and compassionate care for your heart. We utilize state-of-the-art medical technology and advanced treatment techniques performed by a multidisciplinary team of expert cardiologists. This enables us to minimize diagnosis and treatment time while maintaining high-quality, effective medical outcomes.

"Because the human heart works 24 hours a day without rest,"

In addition to emergency and treatment services, our Heart Clinic places great emphasis on cardiac rehabilitation, ensuring that patients recover fully and maintain long-term heart health.

Medical Services

  • Cardiac Diagnostic Tests
  • Echocardiography (Ultrasound of the Heart)
  • High-Speed CT Scan for Heart & Blood Vessels
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) for the Heart & Blood Vessels
  • Cardiac Catheterization (Angiography & Interventions)
  • Heart Surgery
  • Vascular Surgery for Various Conditions
  • Treatment for Coronary Artery Disease (Blocked Heart Arteries)
  • Congenital Heart Disease Treatment
  • Tilt Table Test for Fainting Diagnosis
  • Emergency Cardiac Care with the Perfect Heart Ambulance – a fully equipped cardiac emergency response unit designed to save lives in critical situations.

Our Team

Our team of heart specialists includes highly trained professionals from leading domestic and international institutions, working collaboratively to provide specialized, patient-centered care. The team includes:
  • Cardiologists
  • Cardiac & Thoracic Surgeons
  • Cardiac Radiologists
  • Pediatric Cardiologists
  • Cardiac Rehabilitation Specialists
  • Cardiac Anesthesiologists
In addition, we have an experienced medical support team, including cardiac nurses, radiology technicians, physical therapists, dietitians, and specialized cardiac care nurses, ensuring comprehensive, well-coordinated patient care.

How can early detection
help protect your heart for life?

A healthy heart,
a longer life.

THE TEAM

Our Specialist Doctors

Our team of specialist doctors is dedicated to providing expert care across a wide range of medical fields.

PIYA SRICHANOKJAREONRUNG, MD.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology

RATCHARAT PAVEENAPONG, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiovascular Medicine

DAMRONG SUKITPUNYAROJ, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology , Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

PORPIMOL VICHITCHAISILP, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology

NITINAN CHIMPARLEE, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiovascular Medicine ,
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

ASST.PROF.PAKORN CHANDANAMATTHA, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology , Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

MALLIKA WANNAKRAIROT, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology , echocardiography Non-Invasive Cardiology

ASSOC.PROF. RONPICHAI CHOKESUWATTANASKUL, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology , Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

YUADYONG DHIANTRAVAN, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology , Interventional Cardiology

TANYARAT ARAMSAREEWONG, M.D.

Internal Medicine
Cardiology , Interventional Cardiology

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Frequently Asked Questions

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If you have only presbyopia, LASIK is generally not recommended, but if presbyopia is combined with nearsightedness or astigmatism, the following refractive corrections are recommended:

  • Completely correct the nearsightedness, called full correction. After the procedure, distance vision will be clear, but you will need reading glasses for near tasks.
  • Leaving a slight amount of nearsightedness in one eye, called monovision. After the procedure, distance and near vision will be reasonably good, though not perfectly sharp, reducing dependence on reading glasses for 3–5 years. However, the prescription choice depends on individual preference, so an evaluation and trial with lenses is recommended before surgery.

For individuals under 18, doctors generally do not recommend LASIK because the prescription may still be unstable. The exception is those who need the procedure to qualify for military or police entrance exams; they may be evaluated and undergo LASIK.

  • If you undergo Femto or SBK LASIK, take 1–2 days off work.
  • If you undergo Trans PRK, take 5–7 days off work.

After the procedure, avoid exposing your eyes to smoke for 7 days. Therefore, steer clear of smoky foods for the time being—unless you order them to eat at home without grilling yourself, in which case you may eat as usual.

It is recommended to undergo a thorough evaluation, which involves several steps: measuring your prescription, assessing corneal thickness and curvature, and dilating the pupils for a detailed eye health check. Only then can the doctor determine the most suitable method to correct your vision.

Because every step of the evaluation is carried out in detail to ensure accuracy and precision, leading to good postoperative results.

LASIK is not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, unless you are breastfeeding, your menstrual cycle has returned to normal, and you can pump and discard breast milk for the first 7 days after the procedure (because medicated eye drops are used); in that case, LASIK can be performed.

After LASIK surgery, side effects can occur, but they are usually temporary. Over time, symptoms gradually improve and disappear on their own. Examples include initial eye irritation, seeing glare or halos at night or in low-light conditions, and dry eyes, which may persist for the first 3–6 months.

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3rd Floor,

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