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Can ovarian cancer be treated properly?
Agony of patients with ovarian cancer: missing the best treatment time due to long waiting time in the government hospital? Denied admission by certain hospitals for being too sick? Fuda Cancer Hospital can help! We feature minimally invasive therapy and specialize in the treatment of early, intermediate and advanced cancer.
Traditional surgery: unsuitable for patients with advanced ovarian cancer due to large trauma. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy is a common treatment but its toxic and side effects, such as hair loss and vomiting do great harm to human body.
The latest anti-cancer treatments: great improvement of survival rate, low risk, minimum side effects, low recurrence rate and no need for surgery, which can reduce the physical damage and thus are more suitable for frail patients with advanced cancer.
An advanced ovarian cancer patient survives 14 years after treatment in Fuda
Shelly Mahara, Indonesian, suffering from advanced ovarian cancer, survives 14 years
In 2005, Shelly, 17 years old, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer after going to a hospital for examination because of her growing abdomen. Then Shelly came to Fuda Cancer Hospital (Fuda) in China on March 11, 2005 for a glimmer of hope. Dr. Niu Lizhi recalled, “The girl’s stomach was large when she was admitted to the hospital, like a pregnancy for eight months.” After chemotherapy, Dr. Niu Lizhi (President of Fuda), Professor Hu Yize and Director Liang Bing performed the operation together. First they froze the tumor with argon-helium system, separated it, and finally removed ("cold resection") it. In this way, excessive bleeding could be avoided. Shelly also received postoperative treatment such as 4 cycles of chemotherapy. Soon, she recovered and was discharged. Then she finished college and has been working now. Now she is healthy and happy. Click here to read her anti-cancer story.
Our Signature Therapies
Various ways to treat cancer without surgery or radiation/chemotherapy
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Brachytherapy
It commonly uses 125 iodine seeds which have a half-life period of 59 days and release a short-course of gamma ray. The seeds implanted into cancerous masses radiate to destroy targeted cells, preventing unnecessary exposure of the whole body to radiation. More details
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CSA (Cryosurgery Therapy)
The dead tumor tissue in situ after cryosurgical ablation can act as an antigen to promote anti-tumor immune response in the body; frozen cancer cells are more sensitive to chemotherapy or radiotherapy, which can enhance the effect of treatment. More details
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IRE (Irreversible Electroporation)
Irreversible electroporation is also called nano-knife ablation. It can accurately induce tumor cell apoptosis and completely ablate the tumor without irreversible damage to other important tissues in the ablation zone, such as blood vessels, bile ducts, nerves, etc., so that it can reduce complications caused by other traditional ablation methods. More details
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CVI (Cancer Vascular Intervention)
Direct injection of chemotherapeutic drugs or embolic agent into the tumor from the tumor-feeding artery can block the blood vessels, cut off the energy supply, and then the tumor will die of ischemia, hypoxia and starvation. On the other hand, the chemotherapeutic drug is concentrated in the tumor and release slowly, exerting the maximum anticancer effect, while it has little effect on the whole body.
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(PDT) Photodynamic therapy
PDT is a non-thermal light chemical reaction and requires oxygen, photosensitive substance (photo-sensitizer) and laser simultaneously. The photo-sensitizer is absorbed by neoplasm tissue and accumulates in the cells for a long time. The photo-sensitizer is activated with the appropriate wavelength of light. This leads to apoptosis of cancer. PDT is more accurate and effective with fewer side effects. More details
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Revolve Resection
Revolve resection is an advanced minimally invasive procedure. It includes surgical instruments of rotary knife and vacuum suction pump, which can perform repetitive cutting on the suspicious lesions and obtain pathological specimens,
Our Signature Therapies
Various ways to treat cancer without surgery or radiation/chemotherapy
Therapy introduction video
Classification of ovarian cancer
Ovarian cancer can be divided into 3 major categories: ovarian epithelial carcinoma (85%-90%), ovarian germ cell tumor (less than 2%) and ovarian sex cord stromal tumor (1%).
Staging and treatment of ovarian cancer
(The treatment plan for each stage of ovarian cancer is for reference only and cannot be used as the sole basis for clinical treatment)
• Ovarian cancer stage 0: Tis (carcinoma in situ), N0 stage, M0 stage; Phase 0 treatment plan: surgical resection.
• Stage I ovarian cancer: T1~T2, N0, M0—the tumor is still confined to the ovary;
Phase I treatment plan: Surgical resection, interventional therapy, cryotherapy, nano knife, microwave ablation, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine
• Stage II ovarian cancer: T2~T3, N0, M0—the tumor has extended to nearby tissues, but is still confined to the pelvic cavity;
Phase II treatment plan: Surgical resection, interventional therapy, cryotherapy, nano knife, microwave ablation, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine
• Ovarian cancer stage III: any T stage, any N stage, M0 stage - the tumor has invaded the peritoneum, or has spread to the lymphatic system;
Phase III treatment plan: interventional therapy, nano-knife, cryotherapy, particle implantation therapy, microwave ablation, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine
• Ovarian cancer stage IV: any T stage, any N stage, M1 stage—there has been distant metastasis, and the cancer cells have metastasized to other major organs of the body, such as liver, lung, etc.;
Phase IV treatment plan: interventional therapy, nano-knife, cryotherapy, particle implantation therapy, microwave ablation, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine
• Ovarian cancer recurrence: Ovarian cancer recurrence is characterized by multiple recurrences, which can occur in other parts of the vagina or pelvis, such as liver, spleen, kidney, adrenal gland, lung, mediastinum, peritoneum, and lymph nodes.
Recurrence treatment plan: interventional therapy, cryotherapy, nano knife, microwave ablation, particle implantation therapy, gene targeted therapy, integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine
If you have been diagnosed with cancer, we are here to help you. You can make an appointment online or call us at +63917 775 3426.
21 anti-cancer treatments: More comprehensive and more professional
Routine therapies
Surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, radiofrequency ablation, chemical ablation, radioactive stent, traditional Chinese medicine, China medicine, percutaneous ethanol injection, anti-angiogenesis
Distinctive therapies
Irreversible electroporation (Nano-knife), cryosurgery therapy, vascular interventional therapy, microsphere interventional therapy, brachytherapy, photodynamic therapy, combined immunotherapy, microwave ablation, microwave hyperthermia treatment, ozone therapy
A brand new beginning
Trust from patients in more than 100 countries around the world
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Since its establishment, FUDA has already treated patients from over 100 countries, including over 10,000 Southeast Asian patients. FUDA is deeply trusted by its patients.
FUDA Introduction
Fuda Cancer Hospital is considered one of good cancer hospitals in China by many patients and is affiliated to Jinan University and Translational Medicine Center of Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health of Chinese Academy of Sciences. As a tertiary hospital, FUDA operates with international standards and was selected as the National Key Clinical Specialty (Oncology) Hospital in 2010. Moreover, Fuda was accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), a golden standard of medical service worldwide. As an international cancer hospital, Fuda adopts unique anti-cancer concept (to prolong patients’ quality life) and the latest international minimally invasive therapies (over 20 therapies such as nano-knife ablation, cryosurgery and brachytherapy), which benefited cancer patients from over 100 countries around the world.
Once diagnosed with cancer, how to choose an effective treatment plan is the key to the success or failure of treatment, especially when the advanced cancer is no longer suitable for radiotherapy and chemotherapy, choosing a correct treatment can effectively extend patients’ life and improve their quality of life.