Patient basic information Patient: Ms. Aya ((Aya Martinez) Nationality: Aman Disease Diagnosis: Progressive Sickness Diagnostic Hospital: University of Ningbo Affiliated First Hospital Treatment Plan: Organ Transplant + Anti-Expulsion Treatment Housing: 74 days Treatment cost: about 354898 yuan Treatment effect: Pain relief Upon arrival at the First Affiliate Hospital of the University of Ningbo, the International Medical Services team arranged for the first time multidisciplinary MDT for patients, developed individualized pathways based on the patient's examination reports and physical condition, and provided translation, accompaniment and landing services throughout the treatment process. The team of experts at the First Affiliate Hospital of the University of Ningbo adopted a comprehensive system of organ transplantation + anti-rejection treatment, during the treatment the medical team closely monitored the patient's indicators, dynamic adjustment programs.
After 74 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. Treatment effects: Patient's final pain relief. At the time of discharge, the medical team developed a detailed return follow-up and rehabilitation plan for the patient, and continued to track recovery through the remote follow-up system.
'Mrs. Liu Aya's expert opinion is that this case is a typical case of cross-border suspected seriousness clinical cases. The first hospital affiliated to the University of Ningbo has developed a multidisciplinary collaborative mechanism for organ transplantation + anti-rejection treatment for schizophrenia, reflecting the comprehensive strength of Chinese hospitals in the field of suspected diagnostics, and a summary of how international visitor medical service processes are regulated.
(This image is taken from the official news report and medical field view of the first hospital affiliated to the University of Ningbo).












