On July 8, 2025, Kien An Hospital (Hai Phong) hosted a scientific conference titled:
"Application of Radiofrequency (RF) in the Treatment of Chronic Pain in Cervical and Lumbar Spine Disorders", jointly organized with Haiau Medical Technology and Equipment Joint Stock Company. The event brought together doctors, specialists, and healthcare professionals from various medical institutions across the region.
The keynote speaker, Professor Dr. Toh Charng Jeng — a leading expert from Malaysia — delivered an in-depth presentation, sharing the latest advancements in the application of radiofrequency technology for managing chronic spinal pain. Drawing on extensive clinical and research experience, Professor Toh outlined the mechanisms, procedural protocols, and clinical outcomes of RF—a minimally invasive, safe, and effective technique that is gaining widespread adoption in many developed countries.
Radiofrequency (RF) therapy works by disrupting pain signal transmission through affected nerves, offering significant pain relief without the need for surgery. It represents a modern approach to treating chronic pain syndromes caused by degeneration, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or functional nerve disorders in the cervical and lumbar regions.
Beyond serving as a platform for medical knowledge updates, the conference acted as a meaningful scientific forum for experts and physicians to meet, exchange practical experiences, and discuss emerging treatment trends. The event was noted for its success in disseminating valuable information, inspiring clinical innovation, and reinforcing the role of interventional pain management in modern medicine.
Haiau Medtech expressed their hope that insights gained from the conference will soon be widely applied in clinical settings, contributing to improved treatment outcomes and better quality of life for patients suffering from spinal conditions. Furthermore, the conference laid the groundwork for future collaborations between domestic and international medical units and professionals, all working toward the shared goal of comprehensive and sustainable healthcare for the community.
