Treatments & Clinical Trials Across The Globe
Search online for Cancer Trials available worldwide
Medoh Health is an online software designed to connect patients to cancer treatments, clinical trials, and treatment providers worldwide. Using easy-to-understand language, Medoh helps you understand your options and navigate your health care. Search by your cancer type on their website:
ICE3 Trial
The ICE3 Trial – Cryoablation of Small, Low-Risk Breast Cancer.
Breast Cancer medications funded in Australia but not New Zealand
The Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition (BCAC) details a list of medications funded in Australia, but not New Zealand. Read it online at their website:
Clinic for immunotherapy LDG - Prof F Gansauge
At Boost IV we offer medical bookings for Dendritic Cell Therapy that will be conducted in Germany by a medical Clinic who specialises in this therapy option.
Our medical team will work out if a client is suitable for treatment and organise all of the Booking details for our clients.
What is Cryoablation?
Cryoablation is a groundbreaking new treatment for breast tumor freezing. Cryoablation has been used for many years on liver, skin, and cervical cancers, as well as benign tumours of the breast. It is not until recently, however, that cryoablation has been adapted to treat breast cancer. The results of a national study co-authored by Dr. Holmes found cryoablation to be most effective at killing invasive breast cancers measuring 2cm or smaller. However, certain patients may undergo cryoablation of larger tumours if multiple ablations are used to treat the entire tumour and surrounding margins.
How is Cryoablation performed?
The cryoablation procedure is similar to having an ultrasound-guided needle biopsy of the breast. The procedure is performed in the office with the patient awake and comfortable. First, ultrasound of the breast is performed to identify the location of the cancer. Next, local anesthetic is injected into the skin and into the interior of the breast. A small (3 mm) skin incision is made followed by the insertion of a needle-like instrument called a cryoprobe through the centre of the breast cancer using ultrasound to guide the way. The cryoablation system is then turned on and liquid nitrogen circulates within the cryoprobe to freeze the cancer and a surrounding rim of normal tissue to a temperature of minus 20 Celsius. The freezing process takes approximately 30 minutes to complete, and the entire procedure typically takes about 1 hour from start to finish.
Dr Dennis Holmes – USA https://www.drholmesmd.com/services/cryoablation
Dr Jason Williams – Williams Cancer Institute https://williamscancerinstitute.com/
TURKEY – Dr Mehmet Atasoy
https://www.dratasoy.com/?fbclid=IwAR374rt09T-370iNC3qBRLdaHaA8TmjUQEiGA9csXFXhlzgXXBl1jH3DgIY
T.A.C.E THERAPY - Germany Prof Dr T Vogl
Transarterial chemoembolization is a therapy for treating liver cancer and liver metastases from other cancers. It can also be applied to lung tumors & other cancers.
It is used when surgery or chemotherapy is not possible or has failed to get the cancer under control. Generally TACE is done every 3 to 4 weeks for a period of months.
The treatment will all depend on your cancer type, stage and how well it responds to the first treatment.
Most clients will need a minimum of three treatments that do require to be done no more than 5 weeks apart.