Kiratikorn Vongvaivanich

Studio medico: Thailandia, Bangkok, Bangkok Hospital Pattaya
- Specialist at the clinic: Neurology, with a focus on headache disorders.
- Credited on Bangkok Hospital content pages for an article on cluster headache (dated 14 May 2026 on the English page snippet).
- Listed through Bangkok Hospital content pages connected to Bangkok Bone & Brain.
Kiratikorn Vongvaivanich is a specialist at the clinic in Neurology, with published content credits related to cluster headache information. His profile appears on Bangkok Hospital content pages connected to Bangkok Bone & Brain. If you’re seeking neurology guidance for headache concerns, this is the clinic-linked route shown in the hospital content listings.

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Formazione accademica

Kiratikorn Vongvaivanich is credited on Bangkok Hospital content pages for neurology-related patient education, including an article about cluster headache. As a specialist at the clinic, he is associated with Bangkok Bone & Brain content listings. The English page snippet shows a cluster headache article dated 14 May 2026. This profile positioning is useful for patients who want clinician-authored explanations of headache conditions and treatment approaches.

Education

Work experience

Associated with Bangkok Hospital content pages under Bangkok Bone & Brain in connection with neurology topics.

Clinical focus and techniques

His clinic-linked focus is on headache disorders within neurology.

Neurology (headache-related guidance).
Cluster headache information (content credit shown on Bangkok Hospital pages).

Professional societies and certifications

Academic output

Authored/credited content on cluster headache information (dated 14 May 2026 on the English page snippet).

Courses and advanced training

Awards and recognition

For appointment details, use the clinic’s booking pathways connected to Bangkok Hospital content pages. The evidence provided here focuses on clinic-linked content credit rather than a specific appointment schedule.