The doctor doesn't talk much or is kind of quiet, so many people may feel that he doesn't explain things enough or that he doesn't really interact with his patients. If you don't clearly communicate your wishes, the doctor will prescribe unnecessary medicines at his own pace. I had a really bad headache, so I went to see if it was something serious, but when I finished, I found out that I had been prescribed medicine for runny nose, headache, and blood pressure. MRI tests can be done quickly compared to large hospitals, so if you just want to get an MRI test and find out that there is no abnormality in your brain, this is the place for you. I've said it many times before, but please state your opinion clearly.

My husband visited the hospital complaining of lower back pain. He said he needed surgery, so I went with him to his second consultation and talked with him. I was a little worried because I had read the reviews, but the doctor was very thorough in explaining everything I had heard. I don't think the reason why we don't make much eye contact is because it's bothersome or something like that. At least my husband and I felt that he was a teacher we could trust with confidence. The receptionist and nurses were also wonderful.

I visited the hospital for lower back pain. The same day, an MRI was performed and I was diagnosed with a herniated disc. He carefully examined my future treatment and surgical options. Also, when I asked her to take my wife on another day to explain the surgery, she explained it in an easy-to-understand manner, even though it was the second time. Also, a male nurse? He also took time apart from the examination to answer any questions I had. Is there a reason for the low ratings mentioned in the reviews? It was so polite that I wondered.

I was worried after reading the reviews online, but I came here because it was the only place where I could get an MRI done on the same day because of back pain. They took an MRI on the same day and gave me a proper diagnosis. He has a unique way of speaking, and although he always looks at the computer screen when he talks, if you ask him a question, he answers well and explains things well. I don't think it's a good fit for you if you don't like administrative responses. Added on 23/07/27 At his request, he tried conservative treatment, but the pain did not improve even after more than half a year, and the pain became severe, so he came to the hospital without an appointment, but he was kind enough to take care of it. As I had been told at my first consultation that surgery would be a good way to improve my symptoms, I decided to request surgery again, and the patient thoroughly discussed the use of Hernicore and endoscopic surgery, and I received an answer that I was satisfied with. It was done. He may not be the type to treat you with compassion, but I think he is the type of person who does his best.

As per the reviews...scary. The MRI technologist was very nice. The male nurse accompanying the doctor is unfriendly. The doctor never looks at you during the examination. The male nurse probably mistakenly thinks that because the doctor has a bossy attitude towards the patient, he is also bossy. I often go to various hospitals and talk to doctors, but I find it very strange. Is there one now? I experienced a space like that (lol) I visited the hospital for the first time because I requested an MRI due to numbness in my legs. MRI immediately after reception! I had high hopes for this. However, during the examination, the doctor never looked at me, and his words were insufficient...As a patient who is feeling the pain, it is very painful. And he said, ``That's brazen.'' Can I have my MRI photo taken with my cell phone? When I asked him, he said, ``This is the first time I've met someone like that.'' I take photos of everything I own, including X-rays, and record them. Up until now, at all other hospitals, when we have images taken for examinations, the doctors have said, ``Please go ahead'' and upload the images. ...Aren't you all taking pictures with your cell phone? When I was told not to look at me and to be so arrogant, I felt so uneasy all day long...(◞‸◟) The hospital may not be popular because there are not many patients. It was a strange experience. The doctor's face...The photo on the homepage shows him looking young and smiling at the camera, like a different person. ( ; ; )

It's a very good hospital, and the doctors are top-notch, top-class in the neurosurgery, spinal cord, and other departments. I had surgery and was cured. There are no aftereffects, thank you very much.

I don't want to give a single star in my review. The person who took the MRI scan was generally good, but the doctor and the man at the reception desk were the worst. I felt sick. I will never go there again.

At the first consultation, there was no problem, but at the second consultation, I was in a bad mood from the beginning and was told blatantly, ``I guess we have no choice but to have surgery.'' There was an event that I had to attend, and I was having trouble figuring out what to do, so I consulted the doctor, but he treated me with an overbearing attitude, didn't really listen to me, and prescribed me the same medicine as last time. I felt sick.

I thought it would be a good idea to get an MRI scan right away, but instead of looking at the patient's face and giving no clear explanation, they just mumbled and gave the patient medicine. There is no good explanation unless you ask me.

This doctor did a thorough examination and explained everything thoroughly. However, I was referred to a large hospital because I was told that endoscopic surgery could not be performed, but since I really wanted endoscopic surgery, I asked a doctor at Tsukuba G Hospital to examine me, and I was diagnosed with spinal canal stenosis and herniated disc at the same time. I was able to undergo endoscopic surgery. I realized that there is a huge difference in skill depending on the doctor.