Evidence-based, minimally invasive spine care — focused on patient education.
Faculty: AO Spine · ESPINEA
Endoscopic Spine Surgery with Less Pain, Faster Recovery.
I’m Dr. Siravich, a spine surgeon — endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery — here to help you return to your life with less pain, shorter hospital stays, and smaller incisions.
Consultant Spine Surgeon
Endoscopic & MIS Spine Surgery
Common Conditions & Procedures
Start from what you’re feeling — read how endoscopic surgery for that condition works, and read more about the condition itself. Endoscopic surgery isn’t right for everyone, so each page is written to help you understand your own options before talking with a spine doctor.
“Walking pain” — spinal stenosis
leg pain/numbness when walking, eases on rest
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This belief guided my journey to learn global standards and bring them home to serve you ... Discover why I am so committed to 'Endoscopic' and 'Minimally Invasive' solutions.
How does endoscopic spine surgery actually work?
A small camera lets the surgeon reach the spine through a tiny opening — read how the technique works, and where it does and doesn’t apply.
Latest articles
Patient-friendly reads on spine conditions and endoscopic care.
2026-06-25
Spinal Infection (Spondylodiscitis): ongoing back pain that doesn't improve, sometimes with fever — when "back pain" is not just a muscle strain, and warrants prompt evaluation
What spinal infection (spondylodiscitis) is — persistent back pain that doesn't improve, sometimes with fever, why it isn't just a muscle strain, and when to see a doctor promptly. By Dr. Siravich (Bright).
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2026-06-24
Cervical Myelopathy (spinal-cord compression in the neck): clumsy hands, poor balance, an unsteady walk — why this one should be evaluated promptly
What cervical myelopathy (spinal-cord compression in the neck) is, how it differs from a pinched nerve, clumsy hands and unsteady walking, the warning signs, and why it should be evaluated promptly. By Dr. Siravich (Bright).
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2026-06-23
Office syndrome (work-related neck, shoulder, and upper-back pain): how to care for yourself, and when it may be more than muscle
Work-related neck, shoulder, and upper-back pain ("office syndrome"): what causes it, how to care for yourself, and when the symptoms may be more than muscle. By Dr. Siravich (Bright).
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Dr. Siravich Suvithayasiri — consultant spine surgeon — endoscopic & minimally invasive spine surgery
AO Spine Faculty · ESPINEA Faculty · Neurospine Editorial Board
Practices at: Thonburi Hospital (primary) · Chulabhorn Hospital