Mr. John Kennedy from USA
Mr. John Kennedy had a very severe case of prostatitis for over 14 years, which could not be killed by oral and IV antibiotics in the USA. In 2007, John Kennedy’s prostatitis was cured by 3D Urology Clinic. Because John Kennedy received multiple prostate trans-rectal injections in the United States in 2006, his rectal wall and prostate gland were left a fibrous scar that could lead to prostate cancer，and anal fistula was formed in the rectum. In recent years, blood urine has been found in the microscope, and obvious tension and pressure feelings have appeared in the prostate area. In 2016, his PSA test was higher than 40 ng/ml, and MRI showed that he had prostate cancer.
After received Dr. Song’s 6 weeks of 3D Prostate Cancer Targeted Treatment in Nov, 2016 - Dec, 2016, MRI showed his prostate cancer lesions have disappeared. Mr. John Kennedy’ symptoms get obvious improvement and the overall condition has got significant improvement.
The authoritative hospital’s prostate cancer MRI check in china (for J. Kennedy):
1) Before receiving 3D Prostate Cancer Targeted Treatment
He 1st MRI detected a BPH nodule 16 X 10mm , a cancerous lesion 15 X 11 X 14mm near the center of the prostate. (2016-9-07-before treatment).
1st MRI Report (English Version of chinese MRI Report as follows):
Patient No: P478284 Radiation No: A761126 Examination Type: MR
Name: J. Kennedy Sex: Male Age: 54 Out-patient No.: 1001589091
Filming Time: Sept. 10th, 2016 16:28:51
Examination Name: Prostate + Enhancement
Seen from Imaging:
The prostate is not big in volume with uneven signal. Nodule-shaped short T1 and T2 signal lesion can been seen in the peripheral area a little bit to the right side, and its boundary is not clear with a coverage of about 16 X 10mm. No obvious intensification in this signal lesion after enhancement. A Nodule-shaped T1 and a little long T2 signal lesion, about 15 X 11 X 14mm, can be seen in the inner gland a little bit to the left side. DWI signal increases and the signal is intensified at the arterial phase and also at the venous phase can be seen after enhancement, while the signal is a little low in the delay phase. Peripheral fat gap is clear, and no obvious abnormality in the morphology and signal of the bilateral seminal vesicles with clear triangle seminal vesicle. The bladder turgor is not that good, within which the signal is even. No obvious thickness or tumor is seen in the bladder wall. The peripheral fat gap in the rectum is clear. No obvious excess accumulation of serous fluid and abnormal enlarged lymph duct image can be seen in the pelvic cavity. Sliver-shaped T2 signal lesion is noted in the adductor magnus, adductor longus, and adductor brevis of the bilateral pelvic floor with obscure edge.
Analysis:
Nodule-shaped abnormal intensified lesion in the inner gland of the prostate, considering prostate cancer? Please combine the clinical, PSA and disease check.
Abnormal signal lesion in the peripheral area a little bit to the right side, considering high possibility of hyperplasia nodule? Please combine the clinical and trace it.
Slight edema in the adductor magnus, adductor longus, and adductor brevis of the bilateral pelvic floor.
2) After receiving 3D Prostate Cancer Targeted Treatment
2ndMRI Report(English Version of chinese MRI Report as follows):
Patient No: P516647 Radiation No: A825488 Examination Type: MR
Name: J. Kennedy Sex: Male Age: 54 Out-patient No.: 1001647467
Filming Time: 2016-12-07 15:51:41
Examination Name: Prostate + Enhancement
Seen from Imaging:
Full bladder is not excellent with even signal inside; and no thickness or lump is seen in the bladder wall.
The prostate volume is not seen increase with its size about 38*40*45 mm and its boundary is clear; the signal is not even, and multiple irregular nodule-shaped slightly-long TI and T2 signals are shown in the central gland with uneven enhancement; there is no obvious compression nor narrowness seen in its peripheral area.
No abnormality is found in the seminal vesicle gland with clear triangle seminal vesicle.
Around rectum, fat gap is clear.
In pelvis, no obvious hydrops nor abnormal enlarged lymphatic node is seen.
Diagonosis of MRI: Please consider BPH.
Video Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbxcl2xmjaM