Contents

• 　Basic Characteristics of Japanese Surgery (Geka) 
• 　Visiting Japanese Surgery (Geka) 
• 　What are the characteristics of Japanese surgery (Geka)?
• 　Summary

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• Symptoms for which you should visit Japanese surgery (Geka)
• Examinations and diagnoses conducted at Japanese surgery (Geka)
• Treatment content conducted at Japanese surgery (Geka)

This article provides information on the characteristics and process of receiving surgical healthcare in Japan for foreign visitors who may need to receive surgical healthcare in Japan or is considering receiving treatment in Japan.

Basic Characteristics of Japanese Surgery (Geka) 

Surgery (Geka) is a medical field that mainly treats diseases through surgery, unlike internal medicine which mainly uses medication. If the symptoms of a disease can be treated with medication alone, internal medicine is visited, and if surgery is necessary, surgery is visited. Japanese surgery is composed of various fields that cover a wide range of fields due to the advanced specialization of medical care. Japan’s surgical fields include general surgery, pediatric surgery, thoracic surgery, cardiovascular surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, orthopedic surgery, and urology, among others, depending on the part of the body being treated.

Visiting Japanese Surgery (Geka) 

When visiting Japanese surgeons, the process begins with receiving a diagnosis from a doctor. The treatment method is determined based on the diagnosis. The treatment methods include medication and surgery, among others. Before receiving treatment, necessary preparations and the flow of treatment are explained to the patient. In Japanese surgery, even when surgery is performed, it is carefully judged whether surgery is necessary and the risks involved. Patients can also understand the level of risk before surgery. Before receiving treatment, a health insurance card or identification is required.

What are the characteristics of Japanese surgery (Geka)?

Japanese surgery is known for its high technology and precise surgery. For example, advanced endoscopic technology or advanced medical equipment may be used during surgery to improve the Quality of Life (QOL) of patients after surgery. In addition, Japan has established its medical safety management system, which confirms that medical institutions and doctors that meet standards are legally based, to ensure the quality of medical care. Therefore, in Japan, relatively high standards are maintained in surgery, and it is expected to contribute to the maintenance and recovery of patients’ health.

Summary:

In Japanese surgery, treatment is based on advanced medical technology and standards. Surgery is also performed after the careful judgment of necessity and risk, so it can be said to be received with confidence. I hope that reading this article will be useful for preparing for surgical healthcare in Japan and for considering treatment in Japan.

Symptoms for which you should visit Japanese surgery (Geka)

• Injuries or scars from accidents or injuries
• Tumors or abnormal tissue growth
• Dysfunction of organs or tissues due to disease or disability
• Abnormalities in the formation or location of internal organs
• Care or aftercare before or after surgery

However, it is up to a doctor to determine whether these symptoms require diagnostic or treatment measures.

Examinations and diagnoses conducted at Japanese surgery (Geka)

• Blood and urine tests
• Imaging tests such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans
• Diagnostic procedures using ultrasound, endoscopy
• Biopsies to obtain samples of cells or tissue for examination

In addition, a surgeon may ask about symptoms and medical history and perform a physical examination to diagnose the condition or abnormality.

Treatment content conducted at Japanese surgery (Geka)

• Treatment of injuries or accidents
• Surgery to remove tumors or abnormal tissue growth
• Surgery to improve the function of organs or tissues affected by disease or disability
• Surgery to correct abnormalities in the formation or location of internal organs
• Care or aftercare before or after surgery

However, the treatment carries risks and it is important to consult a doctor before undergoing any treatment. If you are concerned about your health or symptoms, it is recommended that you seek a diagnostic evaluation at a specialized medical facility and receive the necessary treatment.

Japanese Surgery (Geka)

• Features: Treatment by operation
• Symptoms: Performs various types of surgery on patients diagnosed in the internal medicine department.
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