MR WANG
OVERVIEW
Name: Mr Wang
Diagnosis: Esophageal Carcinoma
D.O.B: 01 January 1948
Gender: Male
Country: China
Treatment:Stem cell treatment for Esophageal Carcinoma
Name: Mr Wang
Diagnosis: Esophageal Carcinoma
D.O.B: 01 January 1948
Gender: Male
Country: China
Treatment:Stem cell treatment for Esophageal Carcinoma
HISTORY
Mr. Wang was 54-years-old when he was admitted at Puhua International Hospital in September 2009, with a diagnosis of Esophageal Carcinoma. He had a feeling of obstruction with eating. There was no obvious cause. As his condition worsened, he sought the help of Puhua International Hospital for treatment. A endoscopic examination revealed a cauliflower-like lesion in the esophagus: an esophageal carcinoma. Pathological diagnosis confirmed that it was a squamous cell carcinoma.
Medical condition before Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma
Prior to Stem Cell Treatment, Mr. Wang had a poor appetite. He had lost six kilos since the onset of symptoms. He was not able to eat well, and suffered from a significant esophageal obstruction. He could only take a liquid diet.
Treatment
Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma, combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
Medical condition after Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma
After receiving two courses of combined Stem Cell Therapy, he felt more energetic than before. His mental spirit and sleeping improved. His eating situation improved, and was able to have a semi-fluid diet. Barium swallow examination revealed that the lesion gotten smaller than it’s pre treatment status.
The improvements made Mr. Wang and his family more confident with the therapy: he underwent an additional four more courses of Stem Cell Treatment (SCT), and his mental spirit, sleeping, and his eating improved. He was later able to enjoy a normal diet, and a better appetite. Review of barium swallow examination showed that the lesion of esophagus had improved again significantly. He felt much better in general, and he feels that the Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) had been an effective treatment for his esophageal carcinoma.
Mr. Wang was 54-years-old when he was admitted at Puhua International Hospital in September 2009, with a diagnosis of Esophageal Carcinoma. He had a feeling of obstruction with eating. There was no obvious cause. As his condition worsened, he sought the help of Puhua International Hospital for treatment. A endoscopic examination revealed a cauliflower-like lesion in the esophagus: an esophageal carcinoma. Pathological diagnosis confirmed that it was a squamous cell carcinoma.
Medical condition before Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma
Prior to Stem Cell Treatment, Mr. Wang had a poor appetite. He had lost six kilos since the onset of symptoms. He was not able to eat well, and suffered from a significant esophageal obstruction. He could only take a liquid diet.
Treatment
Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma, combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
Medical condition after Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma
After receiving two courses of combined Stem Cell Therapy, he felt more energetic than before. His mental spirit and sleeping improved. His eating situation improved, and was able to have a semi-fluid diet. Barium swallow examination revealed that the lesion gotten smaller than it’s pre treatment status.
The improvements made Mr. Wang and his family more confident with the therapy: he underwent an additional four more courses of Stem Cell Treatment (SCT), and his mental spirit, sleeping, and his eating improved. He was later able to enjoy a normal diet, and a better appetite. Review of barium swallow examination showed that the lesion of esophagus had improved again significantly. He felt much better in general, and he feels that the Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) had been an effective treatment for his esophageal carcinoma.
Pre-SCT barium swallow scan
Barium swallow scan post two courses of Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma
Barium swallow scan post six courses of Stem Cell Treatment (SCT) for esophageal carcinoma
