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Philosophy

医療法人社団 春陽会の理念

Amor Dei intellectualis cum Aesculapius

Amor Dei intellectualis cum Aesculapius

Surgery & Treatment

手術と治療情報

What is Minimally Invasive Surgery?

Compared to traditional surgical methods, this approach involves smaller incisions and less overall strain. The smaller incisions and minimal muscle cutting lead to quicker recovery and faster return to work.
Spinal surgeries are broadly categorized into decompression and fixation procedures.
For conditions like herniated discs and some cases of lumbar spinal stenosis, decompression surgery is appropriate.
Our institution performs this decompression surgery using endoscopy.

Our institution performs three types of endoscopic surgeries.

Our institution performs three types of endoscopic surgeries.

FESS
(Fullendoscopic spine surgery)
Complete Endoscopic Spine Surgery

This is the most minimally invasive endoscopic surgery performed using an 8mm endoscope. By flushing water through the camera to the surgical site, a clear view is obtained and effective hemostasis can be achieved. The primary conditions treated with this method include lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and cervical spondylotic radiculopathy.

MED,MEL
(Micro endoscopic discectomy,Micro endoscopic luminectomy)
Micro Endoscopic Discectomy, Micro Endoscopic Laminectomy

This is an endoscopic surgery performed with an incision of approximately 16mm. Our institution has been performing this procedure for over 20 years and has extensive experience with it. The primary conditions treated with this method include lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and cervical and thoracic spinal stenosis.

BESS,UBE
(Biportal endoscopic spine surgey,Unilateral biportal endoscopic surgery)
Unilateral Biportal Endoscopic Surgery

The latest endoscopic surgery involves making two small incisions, approximately 5 to 8mm each. One incision is used to insert the camera and flush water, similar to FESS, while the other incision is used to insert surgical instruments. This technique has become widely used recently, particularly in Asia and the United States. It is applicable for conditions such as lumbar disc herniation and lumbar spinal stenosis. In some cases, where the disc is collapsed, the bone is deformed, and nerves are compressed, spinal fixation with screws may be necessary.

Introduction to Minimally Invasive Spinal Fixation Surgery

At our institution, we apply these endoscopic techniques to spinal fixation surgery as well, working to make fixation procedures minimally invasive.

LLIF
(Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion)
Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion

When joint deformation is present, spinal fixation surgery may be indicated. Traditionally, this involved making a 10 to 15 cm incision in the back, exposing the spine, and avoiding the bundle of nerves (spinal cord) to perform the surgery. However, with LLIF (Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion), a 3 to 5 cm incision is made on the side of the abdomen, allowing access to the spine from the side. This approach avoids cutting the back and damaging the muscles, resulting in less pain and reduced bleeding.

MIS-TLIF
(Minimum Invasive Surgery Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion)
Minimally Invasive Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion

In traditional surgeries, a 10 to 15 cm incision was made to perform the procedure. However, by inserting screws while viewing x-rays, the incision can be made smaller, and muscle damage can be minimized.

Introduction to Other Minimally Invasive Treatments

TSCP
(Trans-Sacral Canal Plasty)
Epidural Adhesion Release Surgery

Unlike surgery that involves an incision in the back, this procedure uses local anesthesia and involves inserting a catheter through the sacral foramina near the buttocks to release adhesions around the nerves, thereby reducing lower back and leg pain. Since it uses local anesthesia, it is less burdensome on the body and is performed on elderly patients or those who have long-term persistent pain and cannot undergo traditional surgery. Indications for this procedure include lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and lumbar spondylolisthesis.

FESS
(Fullendoscopic spine surgery)
Complete Endoscopic Spine Surgery

This is the most minimally invasive endoscopic surgery performed using an 8mm endoscope. By flushing water through the camera to the surgical site, a clear view is obtained and effective hemostasis can be achieved. The primary conditions treated with this method include lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and cervical spondylotic radiculopathy.

MED,MEL
(Micro endoscopic discectomy,Micro endoscopic luminectomy)
Micro Endoscopic Discectomy, Micro Endoscopic Laminectomy

This is an endoscopic surgery performed with an incision of approximately 16mm. Our institution has been performing this procedure for over 20 years and has extensive experience with it. The primary conditions treated with this method include lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and cervical and thoracic spinal stenosis.

BESS,UBE
(Biportal endoscopic spine surgey,Unilateral biportal endoscopic surgery)
Unilateral Biportal Endoscopic Surgery

The latest endoscopic surgery involves making two small incisions, approximately 5 to 8mm each. One incision is used to insert the camera and flush water, similar to FESS, while the other incision is used to insert surgical instruments. This technique has become widely used recently, particularly in Asia and the United States. It is applicable for conditions such as lumbar disc herniation and lumbar spinal stenosis.
In some cases, where the disc is collapsed, the bone is deformed, and nerves are compressed, spinal fixation with screws may be necessary.

Introduction to Minimally Invasive Spinal Fixation Surgery

At our institution, we apply these endoscopic techniques to spinal fixation surgery as well, working to make fixation procedures minimally invasive.

LLIF
(Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion)
Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion

When joint deformation is present, spinal fixation surgery may be indicated. Traditionally, this involved making a 10 to 15 cm incision in the back, exposing the spine, and avoiding the bundle of nerves (spinal cord) to perform the surgery. However, with LLIF (Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion), a 3 to 5 cm incision is made on the side of the abdomen, allowing access to the spine from the side. This approach avoids cutting the back and damaging the muscles, resulting in less pain and reduced bleeding.

MIS-TLIF
(Minimum Invasive Surgery Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion)
Minimally Invasive Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion

In traditional surgeries, a 10 to 15 cm incision was made to perform the procedure. However, by inserting screws while viewing x-rays, the incision can be made smaller, and muscle damage can be minimized.

Introduction to Other Minimally Invasive Treatments

TSCP
(Trans-Sacral Canal Plasty)
Epidural Adhesion Release Surgery

Unlike surgery that involves an incision in the back, this procedure uses local anesthesia and involves inserting a catheter through the sacral foramina near the buttocks to release adhesions around the nerves, thereby reducing lower back and leg pain. Since it uses local anesthesia, it is less burdensome on the body and is performed on elderly patients or those who have long-term persistent pain and cannot undergo traditional surgery. Indications for this procedure include lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, and lumbar spondylolisthesis.

Treatment results

手術・治療実績

Shunyokai Central Hospital Surgery Count

FY 2023
725 cases
FY 2022
612 cases
FY 2021
642 cases
FY 2020
622 cases
FY 2019
624 cases
FY 2018
546 cases

Sangubashi Spine Surgery Hospital Surgery Count

FY 2023
664 cases
FY 2022
580 cases
FY 2021
623 cases
FY 2020
632 cases
FY 2019
536 cases
FY 2018
485 cases

Projects

春陽会のプロジェクト

Quality Improvement Actions

Spine Treatment Challenges
 

Childcare Support Plan
 

Social Contribution & Trust

F A Q

よくあるご質問

Q1:医療法人グループの専門分野は何ですか?

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Q2:全国にどのような施設がありますか?

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Q3: グループの病院で提供される主な治療方法にはどのようなものがありますか?

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Q4:最新の脊椎治療技術を導入していますか?

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Q5:患者さんのセカンドオピニオンを支援していますか?

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Q6:各施設での医療スタッフの専門性はどのように確保されていますか?

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Q7:研究活動や臨床試験に参加することは可能ですか?

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Q8:見学や研修プログラムはありますか?

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Q9:医療法人グループの治療方針は何ですか?

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Q10:国際的な患者さんの受け入れ体制について教えてください。

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Q11:医療機器や施設の特徴は何ですか?

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Q12:患者さんやその家族へのサポート体制はどのようになっていますか?

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Q13:グループ全体での患者さんの満足度はどのように評価されていますか?

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Q14:各施設で利用可能な言語サポートはありますか?

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Q15:治療費用や保険適用についての相談は可能ですか?

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Q16:医療法人グループのビジョンやミッションは何ですか?

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Q17:専門医との連携体制はどのように構築されていますか?

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Q18:患者さんのプライバシー保護策について教えてください。

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Q19:新しい治療法の開発についてどのように取り組んでいますか?

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Q20:医療法人グループが主催する学術会議やセミナーはありますか?

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Our Facilities

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Shunyokai Central
Hospital
Sangubashi Spinal Surgery Hospital
Watanabe Orthopedic Clinic
Health services facility for the aged Roshun-en
kouyama Home Care Nursing Station: Tanpopo

Recruitment information

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Shunyokai Medical Corporation operates Shunyo-kai Central Hospital, Sangu-bashi Spinal Surgery Hospital, Watanabe Orthopedic Clinic, home care nursing stations, elderly care facilities, home care support centers, and group homes in order to provide comprehensive medical and welfare services to meet everyone's needs.

Everything you have learned and experienced at Shunyokai will give you confidence and strength. As loving medical professionals, we are looking for people who are aware that “I am a creator of medical care,” and who will walk with us. Let's eat together, learn together, see various things together, worry and think together, and create a time together that will make you smile from the bottom of your heart.

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