Dr. Yodruk Prasert

Dr. Yodruk Prasert is a highly skilled and experienced neurosurgeon with over 33 years of practice. After completing his MD at Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University in 1988, Dr. Prasert specialized in Neurological Surgery and completed his training at the Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital in 1994.

Dr. Prasert’s areas of expertise include brain tumour surgery, spinal cord injury management, vascular neurosurgery, and skull base surgery. He has performed numerous complex surgeries, including endoscopic and cerebrovascular surgeries. His expertise in treating brain and spine disorders has made him one of Thailand’s leading neurosurgeons. With over three decades of experience, Dr. Prasert is well-regarded for his precision in performing delicate surgeries and his commitment to patient care.

He is a member of the Thai Medical Council and the Thai Board of Neurological Surgery, reflecting his high professional standards and reputation in the field.

Dr. Prasert has been actively involved in research throughout his career, with a focus on cerebrovascular and spine surgeries. His research has contributed to the development of innovative surgical techniques for managing brain tumours, spinal cord injuries, and vascular abnormalities.

His research on endoscopic neurosurgery, which focuses on minimally invasive methods for brain and spine surgery, has been published in multiple medical journals. Dr. Prasert has presented his findings at various international conferences, aiming to improve surgical outcomes and reduce recovery times for patients with neurological conditions.

• Lifetime Achievement in Neurosurgery – Thailand Medical Association (2017)

• Excellence in Skull Base Surgery – Awarded by the International Neurosurgical Society (2018)

• Top Neurosurgeon in Cerebrovascular Surgery – Recognized by the Asian Neurosurgical Society (2019)

• Outstanding Contribution to Spine Surgery – Awarded by the Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand (2020)

Dr. Prasert has authored numerous influential publications, particularly in the areas of vascular neurosurgery, skull base surgery, and spinal cord injury management. One of his most notable works, "Advancements in Endoscopic Neurosurgery: Techniques and Patient Outcomes," was published in Neurosurgical Review (2018). This paper explored the benefits of minimally invasive techniques in brain and spinal surgeries, emphasizing the reduced recovery times and lower complication rates.

Additionally, Dr. Prasert has co-authored studies on the effectiveness of cerebrovascular surgery in preventing strokes and improving outcomes for patients with brain aneurysms. His work continues to shape modern surgical practices and improve patient care in Thailand and internationally.