St. Peter’s Hospital is a Ministry of Health and Welfare certified facility that provides a wide range of excellent care for its patient. Our medical departments include neurosurgery, orthopedics, internal medicine, urology, gynecology, emergency medicine, pain management, radiology, and rehabilitation therapy.

Among patients who suffer from back pain, only 5% needed surgery while the rest 95% benefited from non-surgical procedures. Timely examination by an experienced professional can help you find the right solution in time.
Spine injury conditions treated at at St. Peters: Neck and spine disc injury; Compression fracture; Spinal stenosis; Scoliosis; Spondylolisthesis.

Joint injury conditions treated at at St. Peters: degenerative arthritis; rheumatism, osteoporosis, frozen shoulder, traumatic fracture, hallux valgus, carpal tunnel syndrome, angular deformity, etc.

Joint is the hub of many human body parts (i.e. bone, cartilage, ligament, muscle), and joint injury can cause severe limitations for everyday activities. St. Peter's Hospital provides expert care and cure for joint related injuries.

The only treatment option for prostrate cancer used to be surgical removal, accompanied by side effects such as erectile dysfunction, urinary incontinence, rectal injury and others.
However, High Intensive Frequency Ultrasound (HIFU) machine and St. Peters Hospital's expertise allows a safe and non-surgical treatment for prostrate cancer. HIFU treatment for prostrate cancer projects high intensity frequency ultrasound on the cancer area with great prevision, causing necrosis of the cancer cells. Once treated, dead cancer cells are ejected from the body as part of bodily waste.

50% of women in childbearing age group encounter tumor in their uterus, such as myoma uteri and adenomyosis. While some are benign, others are harmful masses resulting from an overgrown muscle within the uterus wall. If left untreated, it can cause atypical bleeding, anemia, pain, miscarriage, and/or infertility.

At St. Peter's Hospital, our experienced physicians treat myoma uteri with HIFU machine, a minimally invasive non-surgical procedure that attacks the tumor with high intensity frequency ultrasound. The mechanism works similarly to using a magnifying glass to focus sunlight; an acoustic lens is used to concentrate multiple intersecting beams of ultrasound on a target, burning away the mass without affecting the surrounding area. HIFU is the safest and surest treatment for uterus tumor.

If your face starts twitching randomly and uncontrollably, you may be suffering from hemisfacial spasm (HFS). Hemifacial spasm (also called tic convulsif or facial twitch) is an involuntary twitching of the facial muscles on one side of the face. While not life threatening, it can cause constant physical and mental aggravations, and can also lead to more serious paralysis of the facial muscles if left untreated.

St. Peter's Hospital surgeons excel at Microvascular decompression (MVD), a surgery performed for relieving abnormal compression of a cranial nerve that causes HFS. MVD is an effective and safe procedure that requires precise surgical skills, a hallmark of St. Peter's surgical team.

Excessive sweating regardless of the weather?!
Hyperhidrosis refers to a common physical disorder characterized by excessive sweating, not necessarily due to high temperature. It may affect the whole body or just specific areas; namely the hands, feet, armpits, or facial area.
Hyperhidrosis is believed to be caused by malfunction of the sympathetic nervous system. Although it can accompany common diseases such as thyroid disorder or diabetes, no single cause has been identified.