Remission of Liver Metastases of a Sigmoid Cancer through the Immunobiological Issels Treatment without further Standard Treatment
Patient A.O., Born 1923, File 406/67
10 years cancer free without any recurrence, patient leading a normal life, fully fit for work.
TREATMENT HISTORY First Diagnosis | Standard Treatment | Issels Treatment
April 1967
Diagnosis: Carcinoma of the sigmoid with liver metastases.
Histology: Ulcerated Adenocarcinoma.
Treatment: Ileus-operation. Sigmoid tumor and liver metastases are not removed.
Standard/ Conventional Treatment
May 1967
Treatment: Resection of the sigmoid tumor of 6 cm diameter. Liver metastases are not resected.
Biopsy of liver metastases at laparotomy and resection confirms malignancy as above.
No Standard Treatment.
June to August 1967
Issels Treatment: 7 weeks immunobiological in-patient treatment and several months of out-patient follow-up treatment.
Remission. No recurrence.
Follow-up until 1971
(The year of publication of the Medical Report from which these cases are quoted and summarized)
10 years cancer free without any recurrence, patient leading a normal life, fully fit for work.
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