Uterus, Endometrial, cervical cancer
Cervix cancer in diagnosis
After 12 sessions of OncothermiaResearcher:
Prof. Dr. H Renner.Hospital:
Klinikum Nord, Nümberg, Germany.Patient:
38-year-old woman.Diagnosis:
Squamous carcinoma (cancer of the cervix), recurrence.Treatment:
Trimodal therapy: chemotherapy 2 + 1 cycles Carboplatin / 5FU; Oncothermia 12 + 4 sessions for 5 + 2 weeks in 9 months.Results:
Complete remission, negative histology.Reference:
Szasz A. Szaszo. Case reports made by Oncothermia. Oncothermia Journal. 2013, 8:47-88.-
Cervix cancer in diagnosis
After 8 sessions of OncothermiaResearcher:
Piko BHospital:
Oncología Clínica, Hospital K Pandy, Gyula, Hungary.Patient:
28-year-old woman.Diagnosis:
Conization of the uterine cervix by Papilloma Virus positive. Undifferentiated cancer with vascular invasion at the vascular level, T1 N0 M0.Treatment:
Hysterectomy. 18 months later pain, urinary incontinence due to local recurrence of the tumor. Radiotherapy (1.8G and x 8) and chemotherapy (carboplatin, Ftorafur plus) and Oncothermia 1 time / week.Results:
No pain or urinary incontinence, considerable tumor regression. The patient is able to perform her usual work.Reference:
Szasz A. Szasz o.(2011) Oncothermia: Principles and Practices. Springer Netherlands. -
Cervix cancer in diagnosis
After 6 sessions of OncothermieResearcher:
Prof H Renner.Hospital:
Klinikum Nord Nümberg, Germany.Patient:
61-year-old woman.Diagnosis:
Uterine cervical carcinoma, T4 N0 M0 G3. Histology: squamous cell carcinoma.Treatment:
Radiotherapy 50.4 Gy (5x1.8Gy / week), Oncothermia 6 sessions. Control at 3 months.Results:
Complete remission T0N0.Reference:
Szasz A. Szasz o.(2011) Oncothermia: Principles and Practices. Springer Netherlands.
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