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| Patients Experience \ Patients' testimonials |
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41-year-old GANTULGA, a widely known “national hero”' in Mongolia, his greatest wish is to chase the wind and his dream, which is to reproduce the pride of Genghis Khan's military prowess at the stage of international motorcycle racing.
In order to heal his lower back pain and reinstate his career in car racing, GANTULGA has gone to Germany, S. Korea, and China to seek medical advices, accept medicines, Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion, and physiotherapy , but none of theses have taken any effect to alleviate his pain.
Under this circumstance, his brother in law recommended him Chang-Bing Show-Chwan Memorial Hospital, Lu-Gang, Chang-Hwa County, Taiwan.
He was admitted on December 2, 2008 and had a minimally invasive spine surgery. By his second day in the hospital after spine surgery, he is able to get out of bed and walk.
He feels no more pains and is able to defecate naturally. He had the surgery on December 2 and was discharged from the hospital on December 4, 2008.
Dr. Huang, Guo-Cheng, the surgeon, states that if you had a spine surgery in a conventional way, you would have a 10 cm large scar and would result in a week or 10 days long hospital stay.
We, Chang-Bing Show-Chwan Memorial Hospital, now have the state-of-the-art minimally invasive operating equipments and sophisticated surgeons.
They could fully command an extremely difficult minimally invasive surgery and precisely locate the intervertebral disk of a patient without hurting other nerves and blood vessels.
He also points out that Germany and S. Korea do not lack the required equipments for conducting a minimally invasive surgery.
The reason that Chang-Bing Show-Chwan Memorial Hospital could diagnose the infirmity correctly and cure the patient effectively was because the patient had taken a complete checkup like a tomography of intervertebral disk, neurological diagnostic tests, angiography, cystogram, and cystoscopy......etc.
The issue that Mr. GANTULGA most concern after his surgery is when can he engage in car racing again?
Dr. Huang, Guo-Cheng worries that there is a possible relapse for Mr. GANTULGA’s intervertebral disk to get deteriorated, or even get worsen under a chronic jolting and jerkng that come along with car racing.
Therefore, on the basis of safeguarding the patient’s health, Dr. Huang advise him to refrain from his engagement in car racing or move back to the second-line and serve as a coach to cultivate young drivers. By this way, he can continue his life of chasing the wind and his dream.
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