Radiologist Report

May 2

The liver is enlarged in all lobes. There are multiple large metastases spread throughout all aspects of the liver. There is one particularly large lesion in the lower part of the right lobe which measures 11x8 cms. The right kidney is noted to be rather small.

Our Comments:

The above scans correspond to a stage IV hepatocellular carcinoma.
 
The tumour doubling time, at this stage of the disease, is 120 days. This means that in a period of 30 days the average growth is approx. of 25%.
This 25%, had been the monthly average increase in size during the last 4 months. There has also been an increase in the number of new metastases during that period.

The patient used an average of 6 teaspoonfuls of GC10 a day. In addition to this, a dietary intervention programme was designed specially for the patient. After 30 days on the above treatment, there was not only no further increase in the size of the various liver tumours, but also a slight decrease in size of the main tumour.

During this 4 week period, the health condition of the patient, for the first time in 6 months, showed noticeable improvements.

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Radiologist Report
May 30

Compared with the previous examination, I cannot see evidence of any deterioration. If anything, some of the larger lesions look smaller. The disease however, remains extensive.