投稿者: ソアラウィー・ウィーラソポーネ博士

ソアラウィー・ウィーラソポーン医師（ポム医師）は、バンコク病院本部に勤務する泌尿器科専門医で、男性の健康、ロボット手術（ダ・ヴィンチXi）、腎結石治療を専門としています。現在は、ベイラー医科大学スコット泌尿器科でモヒト・ケラ教授のもと、研究員兼臨床研修医（2025～2026年）を務めています。台湾の長庚記念病院でロボット手術フェローシップ（2019年）、東京の順天堂大学病院で内視鏡泌尿器科研修医（2022年）を修了しています。.

Bladder Tumour Surgery: Conventional TURBT and Laser En-Bloc Resection Compared

Two ways of removing a bladder tumour through a telescope. The laser en-bloc technique gives the pathologist a better specimen and removes one specific danger — but it does not suit every tumour, and the operation is only the first part of the treatment.

Biopsy of a Small Kidney Mass: When It Helps, and When It Does Not

A needle sample of a kidney lesion found by chance on a scan. It can spare an unnecessary operation — but roughly one in ten comes back with no answer at all, and a benign result is not the same as a final one.

A Positive Syphilis Screening Test That Isn’t Syphilis: The Biological False Positive

A reactive VDRL or RPR in someone with no risk and no symptoms is often not syphilis at all. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone explains what a biological false positive is, the one cause that matters more than the rest, and why a persistent one should never simply be dismissed.

Gonorrhea Treatment: What Actually Cures It, and What Happens Next

Gonorrhoea is curable with the right injection — but the treatment is only half of it. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone explains why the tablets sold over the counter no longer work, why your partner must be treated too, and the symptoms that mean the infection has spread.

Syphilis Treatment: How It Is Cured, and How You Know It Worked

Syphilis is cured by an injection that has not changed in seventy years. What confuses almost everyone is what happens to the blood test afterwards. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone explains why a positive test does not mean failed treatment, and the symptoms that mean the infection has reached the nerves or the eye.