Complete Remission of an Inoperable Cancer of the Stomach Invading the Tail of the Pancreas and the Retroperitoneum through the Immunobiological Issels Treatment in Combination with Chemotherapy
Patient G.H., Born 1901, File 164/69
Patient fully fit for work. Two years later patient was reported to be cancer free and in good condition.
TREATMENT HISTORY First Diagnosis | Issels Treatment
July 1968
Diagnosis: Inoperable Cancer of the Stomach, more than fist-sized, broadly invading the tail of the pancreas and the retro- peritoneum.
No surgery, Radiation or Chemotherapy. Patient considered incurable.
February 1969
Admission exam: Below the right costal margin pear-sized hard deep-seated infiltrate. Patelliform defect of 5 cm length in the upper stomach, retroperitoneal increase of mass. Suspected secondary deposits in lumbar vertebrae I and II.
Immunbiological Issels Treatment combined with 3 doses of chemotherapy.
February 1969 to April 1969
Issels Treatment: 12 weeks of in-patient and 4 months of out-patient follow-up treatment.
April 1969
Discharge exam: Epigastric infiltrate reduced in size by half.
August 1969
Control exam: Progression of the disease. Resistance of 20 cm length in the epigastrium. Heavy epigastric pain.
September to October 1969
Issels Treatment: 4 weeks of in-patient Issels Treatment (incl. 1 high dosis of chemotherapy) and 6 months of out-patient follow-up.
September 1970
Remission.
Follow-up until 1971
(Year of publication of Medical Report from which these cases are quoted and summarized)
No recurrence.
Patient fully fit for work. Two years later patient was reported to be cancer free and in good condition.
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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