Chief physician of medical oncology, national second-level professor, master tutor

Domestic treatment of liver and bile duct cancer miracle

Domestic treatment of liver and bile duct cancer miracle

Doctors have selfless love. In the face of an endless stream of patients, what they offer is as broad as the sea.
"Great doctor sincere"-seemingly simple four words, but it is worth the pursuit of doctors for a lifetime. In today's materialistic world, how to use your superb medical skills to win the trust of patients is worth pondering. Professor Qi does not rejoice in things or grieve for himself. He interprets the connotation of "great doctor spirit" to us with his actions. The times call for "great doctor sincere"! This is a kind of idea, a kind of thought and a kind of realm. We should infect the people around us with our own practical actions, pass on the sincerity of great doctors from generation to generation, and walk with love in our whole life.
Professor Qi has devoted himself to anti-tumor treatment for more than 40 years, saving countless patients on the edge of the lifeline, improving their confidence in survival, and fully reflecting the benevolent style of doctors. Regardless of their origin, he would rather pay for the patients out of his own pocket many times. Technically, more than 200 papers have been published since 1985, and a lot of experience has been accumulated in anti-tumor therapy. This article introduces the situation of a patient with hepatociliary cancer who was treated in Guangzhou Cancer Hospital in 2012.

● Time: 2012
● Location: Guangzhou
● Patient: Yang Dechun, male, 70 years old, from Maoming, Guangdong Province
● Occupation: farmer
● The situation of Professor Qi and former Mr. Yang:



◇ On October 20, 2011, cholangiocarcinoma of hepatic caudate lobe with abdominal lymph node metastasis was found.
◇ On October 28, 2011, CT-guided localization ablation
◇ On January 5, 2012, CT report: the volume of primary tumor in hepatic caudate lobe was slightly reduced. But a new mass was found in the left lateral lobe of liver 3.6X 2.4cm (13.5 cm3).

 

At that time, Mr. Yang was extremely desperate, with all kinds of physical discomfort, nausea, full liver, no diet, bad spirit, feeling that the sky was falling, and all hope was so slim.
I have been to many tertiary hospitals in Guangdong, all of which are traditional radiotherapy and chemotherapy methods, which cause more damage to myself, and when I get older, I can no longer stand all kinds of toss. After many months of seeking medical advice, I learned about Professor Qi's information and immediately asked my relatives and friends to check the online details and contact information. Finally, I met Professor Qi himself in early 2012. Professor Qi carefully analyzed the situation of Mr. Yang and consulted relevant experts to formulate a cell therapy plan.

 

Comparison before treatment in January 2012 and after treatment in April


Before treatment in January 2012

After treatment in April 2012

Diagnosis:

  1. Likely cholangiocellular carcinoma of hepatic caudate lobe with lymph node metastasis in abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum.
  2. Small nodular shape of intrahepatic bile duct and left hepatic duct in left lobe of liver, thin strip hyperdense opacity with dilatation of intrahepatic bile duct and left and right hepatic duct in left and right lobe of liver, suggestive of bile duct stone and postoperative change, gall bladder was not shown, compared with prior scan, partial dilatation of bile duct was slightly relieved compared with prior scan, gas accumulation in intrahepatic bile duct had been absorbed, with little change.
  3. Small cyst of right kidney

Diagnosis:

  1. Likely cholangiocarcinoma of hepatic caudate lobe with lymph node metastases in abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum.Compared with prior, the size decreased. Enlarged lymph nodes in hepatic hilar region decreased.
  2. Small nodular shape of intrahepatic bile duct and left hepatic duct in left lobe of liver, thin strip hyperdense opacity with dilatation of intrahepatic bile duct and left and right hepatic duct in left and right lobes of liver, concerning for bile duct stones and postoperative change, no indication of gallbladder, slightly relieved of dilated bile duct compared with prior scan, with little change.
  3. Small cyst of right kidney

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◇ On April 26, 2012, the second course of CIK treatment was carried out.
◇ On July 18, 2012, CT reexamination results:
with 2012-03-15 image comparison:
1. Hepatic caudate lobe lesions basically disappeared;
The lesion in lateral lobe of liver decreased in size;
Hepatic portal region, retroperitoneal lymph nodes decreased in size compared with prior.
The patient's physique improved significantly, the liver fullness disappeared, the edema disappeared, and the smile that had not been seen for many years also appeared. He was able to live and work normally, and repeatedly expressed his confidence in the treatment and cooperated well.





 

2012.07.08CT Diagnosis:
Consideration was cholangiocarcinoma of caudate lobe of liver, with hepatic hilar region and retroperitoneal lymph node metastasis,The lesion in the caudate lobe of liver basically disappeared, the lesion in left lateral lobe of liver was reduced in size, and the lymph nodes in hepatic portal region and retroperitoneal lymph nodes were reduced in size.
Small nodular in intrahepatic bile duct and left hepatic duct in left lobe of liver, with thin strip-shaped hyperdense opacities, little pneumatosis in common bile duct, small nodular opacities increased in size compared with prior scan, concerning for bile duct stones or postoperative change.
3. No indication of gallbladder.
4. Small cyst in right kidney.

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2012.01.05 CIK before treatment

2012.7.18 After CIK treatment

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2012-7-18

2/2/2013: Restaging CT:
No suspicious lesion

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2013.02.02CT diagnosis opinion:
Consideration was cholangiocarcinoma of hepatic caudate lobe with hepatic hilar region, likely retroperitoneal lymph node metastasis, and reexamination after ablation.
Small nodular in intrahepatic bile duct and left hepatic duct in left lobe of liver, with thin strip-shaped hyperdense opacities, little pneumatosis in common bile duct, small nodular opacities increased in size compared with prior scan, concerning for bile duct stones.
3. No indication of gallbladder.
4. Small cyst in right kidney.

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On December 18, 2013, Mr. Yang came to receive the third cell therapy.
Patient's self-report: CT review of the tumor all disappeared, consciously without any discomfort, weight increased. Mr. Yang was very happy and invited Professor Qi to take a picture. He was very grateful for the treatment.

 

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Reexamination on 5/19/2014 (figure below):

  1. No difference between mass and 2013-02-22 (above)
  2. Hepatic portal lymph nodes decreased in size

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Now Mr. Yang receives treatment twice a year and has regular reexamination. I hope tomorrow
Summary: Only a doctor with good medical skills is not a really good doctor. Only with a heart that always thinks of the patient and can pay for the patient is a really good doctor. A doctor is benevolent. As a medical worker, he must calm his mind, have a compassionate and sympathetic heart, and be determined to save the pain of mankind. No matter whether he is rich or poor, old or young, beautiful or ugly, he will be treated equally. He will not avoid hardships and dangers, day and night, cold and heat, hunger and thirst, fatigue, and treat patients wholeheartedly. Love and dedication is our eternal theme!

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