Recently, the International Department of Hygeia Chang 'an Hospital welcomed a Malaysian guest named Hana (a pseudonym). After being diagnosed with thyroid cancer locally, she and her family carefully considered and finally decided to fly over 3,000 kilometers to Xi 'an, where she received surgical treatment at Chang 'an Hospital.
After arriving at Chang 'an Hospital, a multidisciplinary expert team formulated a meticulous surgical plan for Hana. While striving to eliminate the lesion and prevent future problems, some functions should be retained. Professor Liu Hongbin's team, with their superb skills, completely removed the lesion and systematically dissected the surrounding lymph nodes to protect the peripheral nerves and prevent damage to related functions. The total blood loss during the entire operation was less than 10 milliliters.
For patients with thyroid cancer, long-term postoperative management is equally crucial. The hospital organized a multidisciplinary team (MDT) consultation involving experts from general surgery, oncology, endocrinology, cardiology, radiotherapy, radiology, ultrasound, and pathology. They repeatedly discussed Hana's condition and tailored a scientific and standardized comprehensive management plan for her to ensure a long-term prognosis.
Chang 'an Hospital not only relieved Hana of her pain but also provided her with a one-stop service covering the entire process. Each link was handled by a dedicated person, and the nursing work was professional and meticulous, making Hana's family truly feel "at ease to come, reassured to receive treatment, and comfortable to stay". When they were discharged from the hospital after recovery, the nursing staff accompanied them on a stroll around the ancient city of Xi 'an, turning this journey of seeking medical treatment in a foreign country into an unforgettable and wonderful memory.
In the future, Chang 'an Hospital will continue to rely on the strong comprehensive strength of Hygeia Healthcare, constantly improve the quality of international medical services, and enable more overseas patients to cross national boundaries and regain health and hope here.
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