Uterus cancer, also known as endometrial cancer, develops in the lining of the uterus, called the endometrium and cervix. It is the most common type of uterine cancer. Treatment may involve surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy and hormone therapy, depending on the stage and extent of the cancer. Oncothermia may be a complementary option to help fight the cancer.
Cervix cancer in diagnosis
After 12 sessions of Oncothermia
Diagnostic
Squamous carcinoma (cancer of the cervix), recurrence.
Patient
38-year-old woman.
Treatment
Trimodal therapy: chemotherapy 2 + 1 cycles Carboplatin / 5FU; Oncothermia 12 + 4 sessions for 5 + 2 weeks in 9 months.
Results
Complete remission, negative histology.
Researcher
Prof. Dr. H Renner
HOSPITAL
Klinikum Nord, Nümberg, Alemania
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Cervix cancer in diagnosis
After 8 sessions of Oncothermia
Diagnostic
Conization of the uterine cervix by Papilloma Virus positive. Undifferentiated cancer with vascular invasion at the vascular level, T1 N0 M0.
Patient
28-year-old woman.
Treatment
Hysterectomy. 18 months later pain, urinary incontinence due to local recurrence of the tumor. Radiotherapy (1.8G and x 8) and chemotherapy (carboplatin, Ftorafur plus) and Oncothermia 1 time / week.
Results
No pain or urinary incontinence, considerable tumor regression. The patient is able to perform her usual work.
Researcher
Piko B
HOSPITAL
Oncología Clínica, Hospital K Pandy, Gyula, Hungary.
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Cervix cancer in diagnosis
After 6 sessions of Oncothermie
Diagnostic
Uterine cervical carcinoma, T4 N0 M0 G3. Histology: squamous cell carcinoma.
Patient
61-year-old woman.
Treatment
Radiotherapy 50.4 Gy (5×1.8Gy / week), Oncothermia 6 sessions. Control at 3 months.
Results
Complete remission T0N0.
Researcher
Prof H Renner
HOSPITAL
Klinikum Nord Nümberg, Alemania
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