Patient Story: The Path to Disease Control
The patient presented to the clinic with stage IV progressive rectal cancer (T4NxM1) with metastases to the liver, lungs, and pelvic bones following 4 cycles of chemotherapy at her local hospital. At the Guangzhou Modern Cancer Hospital (China), a comprehensive minimally invasive approach was applied (microinvasive arterial interventional chemoembolization, cryoablation / radiofrequency ablation, and localized radiation therapy). This allowed for rapid stabilization of disease progression, reduction in the size of the primary tumor and lesions in the liver/lungs, and the achievement of sustained positive dynamics without severe systemic side effects.
Patient
Female, 62 years old, Aigul
Almaty
Diagnosis
Rectal cancer, Stage IV (T4NxM1), MTS (metastases) to liver, lungs, and pelvic bones
Treatment Direction
Oncology / Innovative minimally invasive therapy
Treatment Method
Interventional chemoembolization + Cryoablation / Targeted therapy
Treatment Period
21–28 days (main course) + dynamic monitoring
How we helped
Document Analysis
Conducted a comprehensive review of medical documents, translated the medical history, CT scan data, and genetic test results (KRAS+) for the medical board in Guangzhou.
Clinic Selection
Referred the case to a Guangzhou hospital specializing in localized interventional therapy for metastatic colorectal cancer.
Travel Arrangement
Assisted with medical visa processing, flights, transfers, and accommodations for the patient and accompanying relatives.
Treatment Support
Provided continuous remote and in-person support, medical translation, and assistance with any arising questions.