Ms. BEH is 30 years old and comes from Malaysia. In early January 2023, she frequently experienced abdominal bloating. After medical examination, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. For a woman just 30 years old, this sudden bad news was undoubtedly a heavy blow. However, holding onto the idea of receiving treatment as early as possible, Ms. BEH underwent surgery in Malaysia to remove her left fallopian tube and ovary, followed by six rounds of systemic chemotherapy. This left her with a 10cm surgical scar on her abdomen.In June 2024, the cancer recurred. She began experiencing bloody stools, and a colonoscopy revealed the cancer had spread to her rectum, forming a lesion about 8cm from the anus. Even her remaining right ovary showed cystic abnormalities. Local doctors told her the only option was to remove all her ovaries, meaning she would lose her fertility.

Later, her husband attended an anti-cancer sharing session hosted by Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou in Butterworth, Malaysia, where he learned about the hospital and its minimally invasive technologies. After consulting with Professor Song Shijun and the Malaysia International Service Center, Ms. BEH, accompanied by her mother, arrived at Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou on August 2, 2024.The hospital's MDT team quickly formulated a treatment plan: interventional therapy. After the second session of interventional therapy, a CT scan showed that the larger lesion in her right ovary and the cervical mass had significantly shrunk compared to when she was first admitted. Some smaller lesions, along with metastatic pelvic lymph nodes, had even disappeared! Thanks to this, she successfully preserved her remaining ovary.

Winda, a stage IV ovarian cancer patient, had a tumor about 9cm in size discovered in her left ovary in June 2016. She underwent tumor removal surgery locally. However, in December 2016, she again experienced abdominal pain and physical discomfort. Tests showed a 1.4cm tumor in her pelvic lymph nodes. At this point, she fell into despair. On her uncle's recommendation, she came to Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou in January 2017. Upon admission, she was diagnosed with recurrent left ovarian cancer (Stage IV) with mediastinal lymph node metastasis and subclavian lymph node metastasis.

When Winda was first admitted, she was already very weak. The MDT team immediately discussed her case and formulated a treatment plan tailored to her condition: "minimally invasive interventional therapy + natural therapy"--- without removing her uterus and preserving her ovarian function. After three courses of interventional therapy, follow-up examinations showed the 1.4cm lymph node tumor in her pelvis had completely "disappeared." Initially, Winda had never dared to hope for motherhood. However, after following her doctors' advice--- maintaining good dietary and exercise habits and living positively--- luck finally came her way: she successfully gave birth to a healthy, adorable baby!

Nowiti is now 57 years old. In 2007, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent breast--- conserving surgery, axillary lymph node dissection, and multiple rounds of radiotherapy at a local hospital. In 2019, due to abnormal urination, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and underwent a total hysterectomy and bilateral oophorectomy at a local hospital. However, post-surgery, the cancer metastasized to multiple areas, forcing her to undergo six more rounds of chemotherapy. The repeated surgeries, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy sessions tortured Nowiti unbearably. Fortunately, until 2023, her results showed everything was normal. However, in August 2023, misfortune struck again: her cancer had locally recurred. A CT scan revealed a mass about 3×1.7cm near her left pelvis.

Unwilling to endure the ravages of radiotherapy and chemotherapy again, Nowiti chose to come to Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou for minimally invasive treatment on a friend's recommendation. Admission tests confirmed: recurrent ovarian cancer with a 3cm tumor and liver metastases.After just two sessions of minimally invasive interventional therapy, Nowiti reported that all her physical symptoms had disappeared. A CT scan showed remarkable treatment effects--- the tumor was almost invisible! On March 2, 2024, during a follow-up visit, her doctor informed her that her tumor markers had returned to normal and the cancerous lesions had completely disappeared!