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Prof. Dr. Tran Trung Dung: Pioneer in applying 3D technology to bone cancer surgery

Báo Dân tríBáo Dân trí06/12/2024

(Dan Tri) - Prof. Dr. Tran Trung Dung, a representative of the field of musculoskeletal surgery, is a pioneer in applying 3D technology in surgery for bone cancer patients through a breakthrough limb preservation technique.


The numbers speak for themselves.

With over 20 years of experience working at leading medical facilities such as Viet Duc Hospital and Hanoi Medical University, Prof. Dr. Tran Trung Dung is currently the Director of Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal Trauma at Vinmec Healthcare System. He is one of the leading experts in Vietnam in the fields of orthopedic trauma, sports medicine and bone cancer.

Not only does he have solid expertise, he has also made his mark through nearly 15,000 successful surgeries, including more than 10,000 knee and shoulder arthroscopy surgeries, 1,500 knee and hip replacement surgeries, and 300 limb-preserving surgeries in cases of bone and soft tissue cancer...

In parallel, he has published nearly 40 international articles, more than 100 domestic articles, and edited 15 textbooks and monographs sharing important updates on surgical treatment. These numbers not only affirm his outstanding talent but also reflect his deep dedication to bringing hope and new life to thousands of patients.

Pioneering 3D technology in musculoskeletal surgery in Vietnam

With the aspiration to bring Vietnam's orthopedic trauma industry to international standards, Prof. Dr. Tran Trung Dung has led the Orthopedic Trauma team at Vinmec to become the pioneer and only unit in Vietnam to successfully apply 3D technology in knee, hip, shoulder replacement surgery and limb preservation for bone cancer patients.

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Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Trung Dung presented in depth about the application of 3D technology in orthopedic surgery, visually illustrating with 3D graft models at a medical conference.

This technology opens up a major step forward in the field of surgery, helping to optimize precision, safety and efficiency through detailed pre-operative planning. Surgeons can practice virtual surgery, predict the risk of complications and minimize errors before entering the actual surgery.

In particular, the printing of personalized positioning devices using 3D technology has revolutionized the surgical process. This device helps surgeons operate with precision approaching absolute perfection (error of less than 2%), avoiding unnecessary impacts on the patient's bone, tendon, and muscle structures. As a result, the surgical time is shortened, blood loss is minimized, and the risk of complications such as embolism, fractures, or dislocations is also significantly reduced compared to traditional methods.

3D technology not only helps determine the exact limb axis, but also supports patients to restore natural movement and optimal initial function, bringing outstanding quality of life after surgery. This is a testament to the tireless efforts of Prof. Dr. Tran Trung Dung and his team in pioneering medical innovation, bringing hope to thousands of patients.

New hope for children with bone cancer

For children with bone cancer, the prospect of limb amputation used to be a "full stop," bringing with it the haunting thought of an incomplete life. However, under the talented hands of Professor, Dr. Tran Trung Dung and his team, many children were not only saved but also had their limbs preserved, opening up opportunities for a healthy and hopeful future.

"Every time I successfully treat a child and see them return to normal life, I believe more and more that all the efforts are worth it," Professor Dung shared.

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With nearly 300 limb-preserving surgeries for bone cancer patients, Professor Dung has become a source of motivation and hope for thousands of families across the country.

The combination of extensive experience and modern technology at Vinmec has helped Prof. Dung and his team bring the limb preservation rate to impressive numbers. Instead of facing physical and mental pain, children with bone cancer now have the opportunity to live a full, healthy life, continue their dreams and nurture their aspirations for the future.

"The biggest thing I hope for is to bring hope and faith to the children. Although the road ahead is long, I believe that modern medicine will continuously open up opportunities for them to move forward with both physical and mental health," Professor Dung emphasized.

Bringing Vietnamese medicine to the world

With the aspiration to bring Vietnam's orthopedic trauma industry to international standards, Prof. Dr. Tran Trung Dung is constantly innovating and pioneering new directions. Under his leadership, modern technology such as 3D printing has been successfully applied in the treatment of osteoarthritis, joint replacement, and limb preservation for bone cancer patients - breakthrough achievements, redefining the standards of medical care in Vietnam.

"I hope that medical technology will continue to advance, helping to increase the rate of limb preservation and reduce pain for patients. It is not only about saving lives but also about giving them the opportunity to continue living with a healthy body and mind," shared Professor Tran Trung Dung.

His persistent efforts have not only changed the face of Vietnamese medicine, but also brought hope to thousands of patients and their families. From successful surgeries to the miraculous recovery of each patient, Prof. Dung's journey is a clear testament to the desire to constantly improve the quality of life and affirm the position of Vietnamese medicine on the world map.



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