Maruma Orthopedics - Shinagawa City

The teacher is quiet and seemingly difficult to grasp, but the operation technique is top notch. While working at Ikegami Hospital before opening, he completely healed the fracture of my arm (elbow), which was the second most important thing after my life when I was playing the keyboard at that time. It seems that he has been focusing on rehabilitation since he became independent, but it also treats minor abrasions and cuts, so it is better than suddenly going to a large hospital and waiting for a long time. It is also good for working people to accept until 7:30 pm. By the way, the teacher is similar to the guitarist "Robert Fripp" of the British rock band "King Crimson" (personal impression), so music fans of that kind may be worth a look ...

A few years ago, I had severe joint pain and stiffness in my fingers, so I thought it was rheumatism and had a medical examination here. There was no abnormality on the X-ray, and a blood test showed that rheumatism was negative but collagen disease was positive. The teacher said that people with collagen disease are rare, and this number is not a problem, and "I don't know the name of the disease," he was prescribed steroids, rheumatism medicine, and painkillers. If you think about it now, it's a quack doctor to give you steroids for the time being without giving a clear diagnosis. The pain decreased for a while, but it gradually worsened, and I woke up with pain in the middle of the night. When I consulted with my teacher, I was offered to increase the amount of steroids, but I couldn't help but received a letter of introduction and moved to another hospital. He said, "I'm an exaggerated person." When I visited another rheumatologist, that teacher looked at my skin symptoms and at a glance judged that I had collagen disease, and gave me a detailed examination to confirm it. I heard that the possibility of collagen disease is low? He said, "Doctors are scientists. You should think that they are unlikely but possible, rather than discarding them because they are unlikely." I think so. After that, the complications of collagen disease worsened acutely and he was hospitalized urgently. .. Thanks to you, I was able to recover enough to live at home, but I spent more than 4 years including hospitalization and medical treatment. At that time, if this teacher introduced me to a specialized hospital immediately, I might feel regret if I didn't use steroids. The fear of steroids is not limited to side effects, but even once, even in small doses, if you have taken them, you will become tolerant and often will not be effective in the most important situations. Sometimes it causes death. like me. It is sad that there are many doctors who abuse steroids, saying that if the pain disappears without confirming the underlying disease, there will be no complaints.

I had a pain in my neck and shoulder and received a medical examination. Thanks to cervical spondylitis for two months. It was a rehabilitation after I was diagnosed by X-ray and MRI, so the basis was clear, and when I went there once every two months, it improved almost. The physiotherapist's talk during the treatment was fun and I enjoyed it.

I had a medical examination because of knee pain. X-ray was a diagnosis of meniscus damage by MRI (a facility that only takes pictures will be introduced immediately) without any abnormality. I was advised to rehabilitate a physiotherapist because it wasn't enough for surgery yet. Rehabilitation requires reservations, so you can receive it with almost no waiting time. After that, thanks to you, my symptoms improved and I didn't have to undergo surgery. It was a little far from my home, but it is convenient to use the supermarket parking lot. The explanation was also polite and good. I would like to ask if there is anything else.

I went to a nearby hospital to write a letter of introduction to move on after treating rheumatism at a university hospital. While I was going to the university hospital, I was well controlled with internal medicine, but after a while I was not taking it, I was in pain. The teacher carefully checked the condition through examination, X-rays and blood collection, and then resumed treatment. After that, when I asked, “I'm thinking about pregnancy in the future,” I suggested a change to an injectable drug that has relatively little effect on pregnancy rather than internal use. I received an explanation. After being controlled by injection for a while, pregnancy was discovered. As the teacher said, the symptoms improved even after the injection was stopped. Currently, no medication injections are given, but treatment is resumed after childbirth. Thank you very much. I look forward to working with you!

Used twice a day on weekdays and in the evening. ◆ Flow Medical examination-X-ray-Medical examination based on X-ray. This flow is also smooth so there is no stress. ◆ Congestion degree On weekdays from noon to evening, you can get a diagnosis without waiting even if you go for the first visit without making a reservation, so I think it would be easy to go as a family doctor (it may be a bit crowded if the timing is bad). ◆ Examination I don't know what is good or bad because my symptoms were relatively clear causes and symptoms, but I feel that I was able to feel free to have a kind of medical examination that has a soft impression and is close to the patient. ◆ Correspondence At the reception, I feel that they have given me a normal to good impression. ◆Summary Personally, I will repeat if there is a need for orthopedics.

It is not so crowded. But the staff members are very kind and polite. And the teacher also gives me a very gentle and polite explanation. The first thing I think is good is to have a medical examination at the doctor's office, go directly to the roentgen room, get the roentgen right away and go back to the doctor's office to hear details of the results and possibilities. I have no medical examination and I do not have to wait for X-ray! I'm really happy for myself.

There are many elderly people who come to receive rehabilitation, and there is a part where the waiting room is a social gathering place for people who are hard of hearing, so it is noisy, and even if the nurses respond politely, I understand the explanation. Many people repeat the same story loudly over and over again, so it is painful when they are vulnerable to headaches and noise. In such a situation, there are only calls from the doctor's office with the voices of nurses and staff, a little old microphone, and earmuffs, earplugs, etc. I don't think it fits ...