Patient basic information Patient: Mr. Nicholas (Nicholas Lopez) Nationality: Bhutan Disease Diagnosis: Epilepsy In clinical hospital: H 0 0 Epilepsy Treatment Plan: Radiation Treatment + Chemotherapy Accommodation Number of days: 124 days Treatment cost: about 246045 yuan Treatment effect: partial relief The disease description of Mr. Nicholas is from Bhutan and was diagnosed with Epilepsy locally.
Upon arrival, the International Medical Services team arranged for the first time multidisciplinary MDT clinics for patients, developed individualized clinical pathways based on the patient's examination reports and physical condition, and provided translation, escort, and on-site services throughout the treatment process. The MDT team used a comprehensive radiation therapy + chemotherapy program, and during the treatment the medical team closely monitored the patient's indicators and dynamic adjustment programs. The care team provided 24-hour professional care to ensure that patients received consistent and regulated medical services throughout the hospital.
After 124 days of systemic treatment and rehabilitation management, the patient's condition gradually improved, and the test indicators returned to normal areas and successfully reached the hospital standard. The treatment effect was a partial relief. When the patient left the hospital, the medical team developed a detailed return follow-up and rehabilitation plan for him and continued to track the recovery through the remote follow-up system.
The patient said 'We are impressed by the level of expertise of Chinese doctors and the condition of the equipment in Chinese hospitals, with a well-equipped line at every link from the ground to the hospital. 'Mr. Wang Nicholas criticizes this case as a typical case of cross-border suspected seriousness clinical cases.
Wang4 founded a multidisciplinary collaborative mechanism to develop radiation therapy + chemotherapy programs for the treatment of suspected diseases, reflecting the comprehensive strength of Chinese hospitals in the field of suspected disease diagnosis and a summary of how international medical service procedures are regulated.