Treatment and diagnostics cryosurgery in Harbin, China

Cryosurgery

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Cryosurgery in Harbin is one of the younger and more progressive narrow fields of medicine aimed at treating benign and malignant neoplasms. It involves local and limited exposure of the tumor to refrigerants — liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide. Such treatment does not damage adjacent healthy tissues and does not have a negative systemic effect on the body. Most effectively it works for skin neoplasms, but in recent years cryosurgery has also been practiced for treating internal organs.

Before cryosurgery, thorough diagnostics and differentiation of the disease are carried out. For this purpose, local clinics offer check-up programs that make it possible to determine the nature and extent of the problem accurately. During diagnostics, procedures such as digital dermatoscopy, CT, MRI, PET, ultrasound, angiography, elastography, biopsy, and others are used.

Cryosurgery is used in China to treat the following conditions:

  • basal cell carcinoma (“white” skin cancer),
  • melanoma,
  • solar keratosis,
  • cervical carcinoma in situ,
  • precancerous conditions of the female reproductive organs,
  • hepatocellular carcinoma and metastatic liver cancer (when surgery is unacceptable or impractical),
  • retinoblastoma,
  • any benign dermal tumors.

If internal organs are affected, the refrigerant is delivered to the tumor using a probe. Tissue cooling occurs alternately, and the cycle may be repeated up to 3–4 times per session. As a result of the procedure, tumor cells lose their blood supply and undergo necrosis.

Cryosurgical procedures are often combined with traditional treatment methods, especially in oncology. In the presence of metastases, chemotherapy is prescribed.

Doctors in local clinics work as a coordinated team to bring patients into prolonged remission, restore a good quality of life, and protect them from relapses and complications.

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Gao Feng
Gao Feng

Specializes in various types of radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and other cancer treatments. Has extensive experience in radical non-surgical treatment at intermediate and advanced stages of nasopharyngeal cancer, lung cancer, intestinal cancer, liver cancer, gynecological cancer, metastases to the brain, bones, spine, and other organs, non-surgical treatment of various complications of malignant tumors.

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Shi Jili
Shi Jili

Professor, Head of the "Gamma Knife" Center Department at "Nunken" Clinic, highest-category physician, has been treating brain tumors for over 30 years.

The main focus of medical practice is radiosurgical treatment of both benign tumors (neurinomas, meningiomas, tumors of the sellar region and cerebellopontine angle, etc.) and malignant ones - single and multiple brain metastases (including through repeated "Gamma Knife" treatments).

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Ann Bai
Ann Bai
  • After graduating from the Medical College of Nankai University, completed an internship in Beijing and accumulated extensive experience in treating critically ill patients.
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  • Actively engaged in scientific work, publishes in medical journals.
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Jingshen Zhou
Jingshen Zhou
  • After graduating from Shandong Medical University, received additional education in Beijing and at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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  • Awarded honors by the Ministry of Education and the Municipal Commission of Science and Technology.
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Zeng Zunyuan
Zeng Zunyuan
  • Head of the Head and Neck Tumor Center. Under his leadership, the Center began using "Nanoknife", cryoablation, photodynamic therapy, and other minimally invasive techniques.
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