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Dr. Veerakit Apiratprachasin

Specialties

Gastroenterology & Hepatology

Language spoken

Thai, English

Qualifications

Medical School

- M.D., Faculty of Medicine, Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, Thailand, 1995
Board Certifications
- Diploma of the Thai Board of Internal Medicine, 1999
- Diploma of the Thai Board of Gastroenterology, 2004
Fellowships
- Clinical Fellow Liver Transplantation, The British Columbia Transplant Society, Canada, 2005-2006
- Clinical Fellow Hepatology, The University of British Columbia, Canada, 2006-2007
Special Clinical Trainings
- Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy and ERCP (Document), Sendai, Japan, 2004
- Endoscopy, Aichi Cancer Center Hospital and Research Institute, Nagoya, Japan, 2553
- Endosonography, Sandi City Medical Center, Japan, 2010
Special Clinical Interests
- Gastrointestinal and Liver Diseases
- Hepatobiliary Tract Disease / Malignancy
- Pancreas


Medical Experience



Research & Publications



Articles & Published Content
Doctor's Schedule
Day Time Location
Mon1 09:00 - 12:0009:0012:00 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Mon1 13:00 - 16:3013:0016:30 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Tue2 09:00 - 13:0009:0013:00 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Tue2 14:00 - 16:3014:0016:30 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Wed3 09:00 - 12:0009:0012:00 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Wed3 13:00 - 16:3013:0016:30 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Thu4 09:00 - 13:0009:0013:00 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Thu4 14:00 - 16:3014:0016:30 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Fri5 09:00 - 12:0009:0012:00 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Fri5 13:00 - 16:3013:0016:30 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Sat6 09:00 - 13:0009:0013:00 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)
Sat6 14:00 - 16:3014:0016:30 Digestive Disease Center (Building B 2nd Floor)

Article by this doctor

Colonoscopy’s Leading Role in Cancer Prevention & Early Detection

Colon and rectal cancer, together called colorectal cancer, are the third-most prevalent cancer worldwide, and the fourth-leading cause of cancer-related deaths. By 2030, new cases are projected to grow 60%, to more than 2 million each year, and the number of people who die from the disease is expected to reach 1.1 million annually.

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Signs You Are Suffering from GERD

Do you experience heartburn regularly? Check out these symptoms to see if you may be suffering from GERD.

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