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Beijing Gobroad Boren Hospital Director Tong Chunrong: Full Analysis of Six Core Hematological Examinations
Clinical evaluations are systematically carried out centered on five core laboratory divisions (naming varies across hospitals): Cell Morphology Laboratory, Pathological Diagnosis Laboratory, Flow Cytometry Laboratory, Cytogenetics Laboratory, and Molecular Diagnosis Laboratory. Corresponding tests include cell morphology and cytochemical staining, pathology and immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, karyotype analysis, FISH, gene testing, etc.
Elva Chen
45 minutes ago7 min read


Beijing Gobroad Boren Hospital: How Can CAR-T Cells Win the Long-Term Battle? Long-Term Efficacy Depends on More Than a Single Infusion
Many patients wonder: How long can CAR-T therapy last? Its long-term efficacy depends not only on the initial anti-tumor effect but also on the persistence of CAR-T cells in the body. Factors like T-cell quality, production process, tumor immune escape, and standardized whole-process management all affect outcomes. To improve durability, doctors recommend early intervention, optimized cell preparation, personalized targets, and long-term monitoring.
Elva Chen
5 days ago4 min read


Flying Over 3,000 Kilometers from Kuala Lumpur to Xi’an: A Malaysian Girl Travels to China for Thyroid Cancer Surgery
A Malaysian patient Hana flew over 3,000km from Kuala Lumpur to Xi’an for thyroid cancer surgery at Hygeia Chang’an Hospital. Professor Liu’s team removed her tumor with minimal blood loss under 10ml while protecting nerve functions. Cross-department MDT experts customized long-term recovery plans. Full one-stop international care and warm nursing made her overseas treatment a wonderful experience.
Elva Chen
Jul 71 min read


Bone 02 Hits Another Milestone! Woman with Lumbar Disc Herniation Could Hardly Walk, Cured Without Metal Screws Using This Bone Adhesive
The world’s first China-developed bone adhesive Bone 02 has earned dual recognition from China’s NMPA Innovative Medical Device pathway and U.S. FDA Breakthrough Device Designation. This revolutionary biomaterial bonds broken bones in wet, bloody conditions and gradually degrades as new bone forms, replacing traditional metal screws with less trauma and faster healing. With over 150 patients in clinical trials, it has shown excellent results in fracture repair, spinal fusion
Elva Chen
Jul 54 min read


Major New Policy Released! Customized Vaccines for 6 Types of Digestive System Tumors – The Only Chance Must Be Seized Before Surgery!
A major new medical policy has arrived! Personalized mRNA cancer vaccines are now available for 6 types of digestive system tumors, including pancreatic, liver, gastric, and colorectal cancer. This tailored vaccine trains your immune system to target residual cancer cells, greatly lowering recurrence risk and extending survival. Important: eligibility must be confirmed BEFORE surgery, as fresh tumor tissue is required for vaccine development. Don’t miss this life-changing opp
Elva Chen
Jul 25 min read


First Foreign Patient Treated with Axicabtagene Ciloleucel CAR-T Therapy Discharged from Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital
China’s first foreign patient treated with axicabtagene ciloleucel CAR-T therapy has been discharged from Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital. A Singaporean mother with refractory lymphoma chose Jiahui for its world-class care, shorter wait and lower cost vs Western countries. Supported by a full MDT team, she recovered smoothly, marking a milestone for China’s international CAR-T treatment.
Elva Chen
Jun 285 min read


Transforming "Inoperable": The New Frontier of Precision Oncology in Cholangiocarcinoma
In the realm of advanced hepatobiliary oncology, a diagnosis of locally advanced, unresectable cholangiocarcinoma—especially with major vascular involvement—has historically been considered a clinical "dead end." However, a recent case from Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital (SRRSH) is challenging this status quo, demonstrating how a "Conversion Therapy" paradigm can successfully redefine treatment boundaries.
Elva Chen
Jun 242 min read


HPV Positive & Abnormal TCT Results? No Panic: Cervical Issues Can Be Resolved Without Pills or Surgery
Many women panic over positive HPV or abnormal TCT results. Most HPV infections can be cleared by immunity. We offer non-surgical local treatments: cervical stents and Red Card therapy to boost local immunity and eliminate virus. For precancerous lesions, senior doctors perform precise operations to preserve fertility. HPV vaccines still work for infected people and reduce cross-contamination. Regular screening and vaccines protect cervical health.
Elva Chen
Jun 223 min read


Warning: These Habits May Stunt Growth & Ruin Kids’ Posture
Bad postures like slouching over phones trigger adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, causing uneven shoulders, back pain and even psychological issues. Parents can do simple home screening for spinal deformities. Targeted exercises, braces and early intervention effectively ease spinal curves. Stick to upright sitting, regular swimming and enough calcium to protect kids’ spinal health.
Elva Chen
Jun 212 min read


Gallbladder & Appendix Surgery with Only One Hidden Incision, Scar-Free: Redefining People’s Perception of Operations
Single-port laparoscopic gallbladder and appendix surgery only requires a 1–2cm hidden cut around the navel with nearly invisible scars. It brings mild pain, fast gastrointestinal recovery and discharge within 1–2 days, with low complication risks. Ideal for appearance-focused patients without severe abdominal adhesions. Proper diet and light activity help smooth postoperative recovery.
Elva Chen
Jun 183 min read


From Palliative Care to a New Lease of Life: A Pakistani Lymphoma Patient’s Journey Seeking Medical Treatment in China
A Pakistani patient with relapsed refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma received only palliative care at home. He traveled to Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital for CAR-T therapy. The treatment successfully shrank tumors, relieved severe pain and normalized tumor markers. Despite language and cultural barriers, the medical team provided thoughtful care including customized halal meals. He returned home with a one-year follow-up plan and regained hope for recovery.
Elva Chen
Jun 154 min read


Quick Conception vs. Prolonged Infertility: Hidden Factors That Affect Pregnancy
Many factors can affect conception, including ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, PCOS, endometrial issues, hormonal disorders and gynecological inflammation. Male sperm quality problems also play a part. Standard and advanced pre-conception checkups help identify underlying risks. Tailored screening packages cover AMH, sperm DNA tests and more, supporting couples to prepare scientifically for pregnancy.
Elva Chen
Jun 142 min read


Contrast-Free Coronary Artery Imaging & Full Visualization of Urinary Tract: Innovative Applications of MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is widely known for being radiation-free and delivering clear images, safe for pregnant women and children. It is a popular choice for physical examinations and disease screening at Amcare. Beyond whole-body tumor screening, MRI excels at detecting lesions in the brain, liver, prostate, uterus and other organs. It has even become the gold standard for diagnosing gastrointestinal diseases, mediastinal soft tissue disorders and more.
Elva Chen
Jun 113 min read


Should Children with Mouth Breathing and Snoring Receive CT Scans? Pediatric-Specific Mode & Ultra-Low-Dose CT Ease Radiation Concerns
Many kids suffer from snoring and mouth breathing due to adenoid hypertrophy. CT scans ensure accurate diagnosis, yet parents worry about radiation. Our hospital adopts pediatric ultra-low-dose CT, cutting radiation by over 92% with specialized modes and manual parameter control. It effectively avoids misdiagnosis and guides precise surgery. Strict safety protocols are applied to protect children during scans.
Elva Chen
Jun 93 min read


Never Neglect Amniotic Fluid Index During Prenatal Checkups – The Barometer of Fetal Health
Amniotic Fluid Index (AFI) is a vital fetal health marker measured after 28 weeks gestation. Normal:8–25cm; <5cm=low fluid, >30cm=excess fluid. Abnormal levels link to fetal deformities, gestational diabetes or placental issues. Mild irregularities can be improved via diet or hydration; severe cases require professional medical intervention and close prenatal monitoring.
Elva Chen
Jun 61 min read


Hypospadias Detected on Second-Trimester Prenatal Screening: How We Help Hypospadias Babies Beat the Disease
A fetus showed typical Tulip Sign (hypospadias marker) on prenatal scan. The younger sibling received customized care: hormone ointment first to boost penile growth before successful surgery at 10 months. Hypospadias needs personalized plans and long-term follow-up till puberty to avoid later complications like acquired cryptorchidism.
Elva Chen
Jun 34 min read


Does Anesthesia Affect Children’s Intelligence? The Myth Busted!
Many parents fear general anesthesia impairs kids’ intelligence, yet key medical studies prove short single anesthesia won’t hurt neurodevelopment. FDA alerts only apply to under-3 kids with over three long-time surgeries. Most pediatric procedures here finish within 30 mins with updated safe anesthetics. Kids receive combined general and local anesthesia; parents can stay with children during anesthesia induction to avoid mental trauma.
Elva Chen
Jun 21 min read


The “Three Excellences” for Tracheostomy Patients – Eat Well, Sleep Well, Cough Well
Recovering from a tracheostomy doesn’t have to be difficult. Doctors share the core rules: eat well, sleep well, cough well, and stay active—sit, stand, then walk step by step.Early feeding is safe, good sleep supports recovery, strong coughing helps clear airways, and gradual movement boosts lung function.With proper care and family support, a tracheostomy is just a bridge to better breathing, not a final stop.
Elva Chen
May 313 min read


Memory Thief or Hallucination Director? Shanghai Donglei Brain Hospital Teaches You to Tell Alzheimer’s Disease from Dementia with Lewy Bodies
When elderly family members show memory loss and slow responses, people often assume it’s Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Yet among dementias, Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB) is the second most common type but is frequently misunderstood and misdiagnosed.
Distinguishing them is critical, as symptoms, treatments, and care differ greatly.
To put it simply: Alzheimer’s is a “memory thief”, while DLB is a “hallucination director”.
Elva Chen
May 272 min read


Shanghai Donglei Brain Hospital Performs 1‑cm Minimally Invasive Surgery for Extreme Lateral Lumbar Disc Herniation
Extreme lateral lumbar disc herniation (ELLDH) is a special subtype of lumbar disc herniation. It often causes radiating leg pain along the buttock, outer thigh, anterolateral lower leg, and dorsum of the foot, while back pain is usually mild.
ELLDH is like a “hidden assassin” in the spinal maze. The herniation occurs outside the intervertebral foramen, compressing the exiting nerve root and causing severe radiating pain; severe cases lead to difficulty walking.
Elva Chen
May 262 min read
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