금메달정형외과 어깨,무릎 특화클리닉

Doctor is kind and nice. I have confidence in my skills... I think I waited two hours even after making a reservation. I barely made time because of my shoulder pain, but after waiting for two hours, I went to the doctor's office and was quickly diagnosed. I've just started treatment, but it's slow, but I feel like I'm getting better little by little... If it doesn't last a little longer, I'd say we'll do the treatment. I just hope it gets better like this.

After a shoulder pain while playing golf, I heard that the tendon called the rotator cuff tendon had ruptured at a local hospital, and I visited the hospital after hearing that Gold Medal Orthopedic Surgery specializes in the shoulder. Overall, friendly doctors and nurses... However, when I asked a few nurses, I felt that they answered dryly because they were busy. I heard that the CEO is famous for his shoulders, but there are many pictures of lawmakers and athletes treated inside the hospital. On the first day, they report to the doctor, X-rays and ultrasounds, and explain how much the shoulder tendon is torn. It was good that the director said that the shoulder tendon rupture was correct, but the rupture was not very large, so surgery was not necessary. At this time, just hearing about this made me feel very relieved and happy. First of all, I decided to do the procedure to regenerate the tendon, and I decided to do it on a date, but the schedule was pushed back, so it would be a month later... I thought I was going to die from sickness. . On the first day of my visit, I was told it was a regenerative injection, but later I found out that it was not a steroid. It was a little sore for two days after the injection, but it got better with time. On the day of the surgery, I decided to eat breakfast and go by 9 o'clock. I paid an annual leave to the company, but I got a phone call asking why I didn't go to work, and it took a long time to get confirmation that I had paid the annual leave in advance... I arrived at the hospital just in time for 9:00. The nurse guided me to the ward, and from then on, the day went by really quickly. I didn't know the effect of the treatment for the first week, but it felt like it was getting better over time. After about a month, the pain seemed to have decreased by half. It's just been a month and I couldn't go because I was too busy to come to see the progress... Right now, I'm doing some rehabilitation on my own, but it doesn't hurt too much. As a result, I improved a lot, and the rehabilitation exercise was not painful even if I did it alone. Afterwards, the actual cost of treatment was covered by the insurance, so I am very satisfied. I think it is enough to recommend a visit to other people with shoulder pain. I wrote a really long one. It might be useful for reference.

I was diagnosed with a rotator cuff tear in the shoulder at the hospital I used to go to near my house and was recommended to have surgery. I didn't want to have surgery, so I did a lot of research on non-surgical treatments. As a result, there are three hospitals in Korea that are famous for non-surgical treatment of rotator cuff tears. Gold Medal Orthopedic Surgery (from Samsung Medical Center), Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. First of all, I was going to go to the Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, which is close to my house, but I was afraid to go to a university hospital because of Corona, so I ended up not going there. I was debating between gold medal orthopedic surgery and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. I thought it would be convenient to go to a gold medal orthopedic surgeon close to home, so I decided to just receive treatment at the gold medal. As far as I know, the cost of treatment was 900 to 13 million won for Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, 8 to 11 million won for St. Mary's Hospital, and 3 to 9 million won for a gold medal. However, the cost varies depending on the type of drug or type of treatment. I was thinking about it, but because I had disability insurance, I asked him to use it as the best treatment, so I was treated. Later, I received all the medical expenses from the indemnity insurance company, but I had to pay the tens of thousands of won for issuing documents. I think it is important to avoid hospitals that do surgery unconditionally and go to a hospital that provides good advice on anything.

After suffering with my shoulder for a long time, a newspaper article called it the shoulder joint name, so I went to see it. I was hospitalized and treated, but now the pain in my shoulder has improved a lot and is getting better. At first, I went to another hospital near the company, and they told me to have an MRI, and I was told to have tendon twisting surgery right away. If I don't do the surgery right away, the torn tendon will get bigger and it will cause a big problem, so I tried to hold it until the day of the surgery. Then, I found out about this after seeing a newspaper article that said that there are ways to treat without surgery in a few hospitals, such as Gold Medal Orthopedic Surgery and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. The hospital was not very large as it was a hospital that only looked at the shoulders when I visited, but I think it was professional and clean inside. When I first started treatment, another doctor in my 40s looked at the treatment, and after that, I was guided by ultrasound examinations and other tests. It was a little strange because I didn't see the head of the department right away, but it was good that the doctor I was seeing for the first time listened to what I had to say. After the ultrasound examination, I was able to see the doctor, and at this time, I felt more professional than other hospitals in explaining the current shoulder condition, the treatment process, and whether surgery is needed. These days, many hospitals recommend that only surgery be performed, but in my experience, I think we need to think about hospitals that only do surgery right away. Even though I did not have surgery and received treatment, it has been about 3 or 4 months now and it has improved a lot, so I don't have any major problems using my shoulder. Different doctors may have different opinions, but I don't think it's a hospital that only sticks to surgery.

A lot of people said it was the shoulder name, so I made a reservation and went. The head teacher was busy going here and there, and it seemed so difficult, so I couldn't ask all of my questions. Still, it was nice to have another doctor or a consulting nurse kindly explain further. I'm getting better after treatment, but it's still not as good as I expected, but I'm still comfortable. It's nice to have a sense of relief that I don't have to go to another hospital because I was treated by a doctor.

I first found out about this hospital through EBS's broadcast. My personal experience is not all, but I am generally satisfied with the results of the treatment and the doctors. I went to about three shoulder hospitals including the university hospital, and then I got the surgery date at Korea University Hospital. In the meantime, I saw an article in the JoongAng Ilbo saying that non-surgical shoulder surgery is the principle. After searching for days and finding out if there is a way to treat without surgery, I came to know Dr. Seo Hee-soo of Gold Medal Orthopedic Surgery. When I first went to the hospital, I was thinking about which doctor to get treatment, but the representative said it was too difficult to make a reservation, so I went to another doctor. When I received treatment, I was worried that I would receive the same treatment as the representative director, but the doctor in charge explained in detail the name of the diagnosis and the current shoulder condition, and it was really nice to hear about why such treatment was needed. When I went to hospitals, they said that the treatment they said was the best, but the doctor here explained the pros and cons of each treatment, which gave me confidence. I was treated once a week for about two months, and I improved a lot. When you go to the hospital, it would be more helpful to see the doctor rather than the hospital. At first, I was going to receive treatment at a university hospital unconditionally, but now I think I was really good at not going to a university hospital.

Out of all the hospitals I've been to, the treatment is the best, but it's a bit expensive. First of all, there were four different doctors: the doctor who examined and consulted for the first time, the doctor who took ultrasound, the doctor who treated me on the first day, and the doctor who treated me from the second day onwards. The general treatment was explained by the head of the department, and the doctors were able to cooperate well with each other. It felt like there were doctors specializing in each treatment. On the first day, I had an ultrasound and an injection, and it came out to about 230,000 won. The doctor who treated me on the first day told me that I was about to break with a rotator cuff tear, so when people around me asked, yes, but when I got the 5th injection (the second doctor changed), when I asked how severe the tear was, I felt that the ultrasound had improved a lot. is really good The doctor who has changed since the second treatment...I can't tell who I am, but once the injection is done, it really doesn't hurt. I was given an injection while using an ultrasound device, and while I was told that I had to find the affected part well, he kept checking to see if it hurts me. After 5 injections, the total cost came out to about 500,000 won, but it was still about 90% better than the first time. Also, it seems that physical therapy that is often received at local hospitals does not seem to be available here. Instead, there is a special treatment called ion therapy, which seemed to cost about 100,000 won. The physical therapist attaches the treatment machine directly to the shoulder and gives treatment that it helps to regenerate, and it was fine. And the physical therapist in the middle said that the neck could be the cause? I was wondering if I should get a neck X-ray and an examination, but I just got it, but there are some cervical 5-6 discs. It showed me the X-rays, but I was shocked because the disk space was really narrow. It's a bit unfair to think that if I had known about this place sooner, I wouldn't have suffered all this time, but I think it's been a good thing since I met a good hospital, even if it was late, and was treated well.