Complete Long Term Remission of an Ovarian Cancer that had not been totally removed by Surgery through the Issels Treatment without any further Standard Treatments
Patient M.K., Born 1926, File 303/57
13 years cancer free without any recurrence, Mrs. K. leading a normal healthy life, became mother of 2 healthy children.
TREATMENT HISTORY First Diagnosis | Issels Treatment
June 1957
Diagnosis: Cancer of the Right Ovary.
Histology: Undifferentiated solid carcinoma ... very malignant. Path. Inst. University of Munich/Germany. Carcinoma of the ovary, tumor tissue extends to the border section of the uterine tube. Path. Inst. University Ljubliana.
Treatment: Resection of the right ovary and uterine tube. Macroscopic examination shows tumor tissue at the border section of the uterine tube. As margins were not clear surgery and radiation were recommended. Because of her desire to have children patient refused.
No Standard Treatment.
July to November 1957
Issels Treatment: 17 weeks in-patient and 6 months out-patient follow-up treatment.
August 1957
Control exam: Till the end of August uterus growing to fist-size, then developing a bulging at the side of the tumor amputation. The left ovary is consistently hard and tight.
November 1957
Same condition.
May to June 1958
Issels Treatment: 4 weeks in-patient and 6 months out-patient follow-up. treatment.
Partial Remission.
September to October 1958
Issels Treatment: 3 weeks in-patient and 6 months out-patient follow-up.
Complete Remission.
Follow-up until 1971
13 years cancer free without any recurrence, Mrs. K. leading a normal healthy life, became mother of 2 healthy children.
DISCLAIMER: The extent of the response to treatment varies from patient to patient, even with similar diagnosis as the internal bodily environment is unique to each individual patient.
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