Patient basic information Patient: Ms. Aya (Aya Jackson) Nationality: Latvia Diagnosis: Diabetes mellitus Clinic: Hospital of the University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen Hospital Treatment: Stem Cell Transplantation + Supporting Treatment Accommodation: 107 days Treatment cost: about 634434 yuan Treatment effect: Improving quality of life After arriving at the Shenzhen Hospital of the University of Hong Kong, 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 full translation, accompaniment and landing services. During the treatment process, the team of experts at the Shenzhen Hospital of the University of Hong Kong used a comprehensive set of stem cell transplants + supportive treatments, during which the medical team closely monitored the patient's indicators, dynamic adjustment programs.
After 107 days of systemic treatment and rehabilitation management, the patient's condition gradually improved, and various test indicators returned to normal areas, successfully reaching the hospital standard. The treatment effect ultimately improved the patient's quality of life. 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 a remote follow-up system.
The patient commented: 'We are impressed by the professional level of Chinese doctors and the condition of equipment in Chinese hospitals, and every link from the ground to the hospital is well arranged. 'Mrs. Liu Aya, experts have criticized this case as a typical case of cross-border suspected seriousness clinical cases.
The University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Hospital, based on a multidisciplinary collaborative mechanism, has developed a stem cell transplant + support treatment for hypoglycemia, reflecting the comprehensive strength of Chinese hospitals in the field of suspected diagnostics, and is a shorthand of how international medical services are regulated. (Figure is taken from the official news report and medical scenarios from the University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Hospital)