Complete Longterm Remission of a Primary Osteosarcoma of Right Thigh Through the Issels Treatment Without Standard Treatment
Patient G.P. Born 1957, file No. 447/67
28 years cancerfree without any recurrence. Patient got married and became a mother of 4 and emigrated to Australia.
TREATMENT HISTORY First Diagnosis | Issels Treatment
July 21, 1967 November 30, 1967 November 1969
June 1967
Histology, Prof. Gloggengiesser, Munich: Reticular sarcoma. Amputation of leg recommended. Father refused all conventional therapy.
July 1967
Admission to Dr. Issels' hospital with untreated primary reticular sarcoma.
Radiological findings on admission: On the right trochanter within a triangular field of 4:2:1 several circular foci of decalcification.
July to September 1967
Eight weeks of Issels Treatment. Partial remission.
November 1967
Complete Remission.
Follow-up until 1995
Winter 1969
The patient won a skiing competition.
Revealed 28 years cancerfree without any recurrence. Patient got married and became a mother of 4 and emigrated to Australia.
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