Lung Tumors and Lung Cancer
Complete English source translationlung cancer
Inner Mongolia · Female · Age 74
Chengdu Puji Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute Chengdu Puji TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE Traditional Chinese Medicine Outpatient Department Chengdu Puji case studies of TCM tumor treatment and recovery kindness and skillful…
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- lung cancer
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Complete English Translation · Source 1
Chengdu Puji Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute
Chengdu Puji TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE Traditional Chinese Medicine Outpatient Department
Chengdu Puji
case studies of TCM tumor treatment and recovery
kindness and skillful treatment
V-treatment based on both root and symptoms V-survival with tumor
clinical summary:
diagnosis: lung cancer; age: 74; gender: female; region: Inner Mongolia
initial consultation at our hospital, main symptoms included: cough, poor appetite, normal sleep, and a lesion in the upper lobe of the left lung
the patient was found to have pulmonary lesions due to general discomfort and has not yet received any other Western medical treatment. At
21.9*15.5mm, accompanied by multiple small nodules, pleural effusion and inflammation
name: [REDACTED]
ward: respiratory and critical care medicine; admission number: [REDACTED]
empty gender: female
age: 74 years
imaging ID: I828590
examination method: CT
examination site: CT thoracic enhanced scan
CT thoracic enhanced scan
examination items:
clinical findings description:
left lung (im15.16.2| 25) 1
high shadow.
a catheter shadow visible in the left pleural cavity. enhanced foot texture, bilateral leg pain, small patchy areas of increased density visible in the left lower lobe
enhanced scanning shows increased density. short spicules visible at the edge
ring thickening, airway unobstructed. mediastinal I B, 5, 7
pleural thickening. dense nodule visible on the left third rib
bilateral I
imaging diagnosis:
small nodule in the left lung
left upper lobe nodule, considered as retention type,
left lung
multiple lymph nodes in the mediastinum
scattered fibrous strands in both lungs
After traditional Chinese medicine treatment:
also reduced!
: left lung lesion shrunk to 16*16mm; right pleural effusion has also decreased compared to before, with reduced inflammation severity
after nearly two months of medication, the condition is stable with significant symptom improvement, and follow-up report shows
name: [REDACTED]
gender: female
Hospitalization number:
[REDACTED]
Examination time: 2023-10-02 14:47:58
requesting department: emergency
age: 74 years
examination type: CT
Imaging number: [REDACTED]
bed number
[REDACTED] 15:27:36
city review time: 2023-10-02 15:29:47
examination item: chest X-ray computed tomography (CT) plain scan (excluding ribs) (routine examination)
Imaging findings:
increased transparency, small nodular shadows less than 3mm in diameter in both lungs with clear borders; slight fibrous strands in the right lung
Symmetrical thoracic cage; irregularity at the anterior ends of multiple ribs on the right side. Trachea in the mediastinum is midline, bilateral lungs
a mass of soft tissue density in the anterior segment of the left upper lobe,
approximately 16mmx16mm,
border
lesion; partial bronchial lumen narrowing in the left lung lingual segment, partial bronchial lumen obstruction in the lower lobe of the left lung. Cardiac shadow
clear,
local pleural traction depression;
additional linear and patchy consolidation, ground-glass opacities, and fibrous strands observed in the lower lobes of the lungs,
fluid density shadows observed in both pleural cavities and the left interstitial fissure, accompanied by left lower lobe atelectasis.
Well-defined, calcifications observed in the aortic wall. Enlarged lymph nodes seen in the mediastinum, the largest measuring approximately 9mm in short diameter.
diagnostic opinion:
Comparison with the previous chest CT scan dated 2023-09-12:
reduced right pleural effusion;
left pleural effusion and
increased pleural effusion in the interstitial fissures,
worsened left lower lobe atelectasis; the rest is largely unchanged.
Complete English Translation · Companion Record 1
#[Lung cancer patient rehabilitation record]
Patient: Inner Mongolia, 74-year-old lung cancer [PATIENT]
After being diagnosed, the patient did not receive any other treatments but instead chose traditional Chinese medicine treatment at our hospital. After taking the medicine for over two months, the fluid volume on follow-up examination was reduced compared to before, and the symptoms were also alleviated, with an overall effect that was very ideal!
#Pu Ji Traditional Chinese Medicine #Traditional Chinese Medicine #Lung cancer
