Thursday, May 23, 2013

Laryngeal Cancer Patients Should Be Strict to Diet after Surgery





Scientific and proper dietary plan plays a very important role in patients’ rehabilitation. Paying attention to laryngeal cancer patients’ dietary nursing and providing them sufficient and proper nutrient can enhance their resistibility and ensure the smooth completion of treatment plan. 


  The major problem of laryngeal cancer nursing is choking during patients’ swallowing. The best way to deal with this problem is to practice swallowing 15-20 days after surgery. Through swallowing practice, choking will become less and less, and finally disappear. 

To prevent choking during swallowing practice, there are some tips for patients. For example, press the lower jaw with fingers when swallowing, or eat a full mouth of food to block the stoma when start eating. If these methods do not work, patients can also put an inflatable airbag in the incision of trachea. Fill the airbag before eating and release the gas after dinner. All these methods should be practiced under medical instruction. However, patients cannot completely rely on it and still need to overcome choking through practice. 

  What food should laryngeal cancer patients eat or avoid? See here:http://www.asiancancer.com/cancer-healthcare/cancer-diet-therapy/2590.html

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Boundless Love and Borderless Medicine

“Boundless love and borderless medicine.” Based on this object, Boai Medical Investment Group has treated numberless oversea patients, making great influence at home and aboard and drawing frequent attention from oversea media and medical institutions.


In Mar. 2013, Chairman Lin Zhicheng again visited the leaders of senior level of Southeast Asia.

On Mar. 5, staff of international network department of Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou lead by Chairman Lin Zhicheng reached Philippines and successively met Philippines former president Hussain Muhammad Ershad and present Health Minister Prof. Dr. A.F.M Ruhal Haque as invited. The business elites and media of Philippines also expressed their warm welcome and hospitality to the visitors. As the cooperation between Boai and Philippines gets further and with advanced medical technology as the cooperation foundation, bringing high-quality medical service to Bengali patients has become the subject of this conference.


Read here http://www.asiancancer.com/hot-topics/2578.html for moire information about visiting and other news.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Round-up report about Boai Medical Investment Group from Philippines media.



Boai Medical Investment Group has treated numberless oversea patients, making great influence at home and aboard and drawing frequent attention from oversea media and medical institutions.


here is the vioce from Philippines: http://anc.abs-cbnnews.com/videos/1543/cancer-and-the-philippines

Monday, May 20, 2013

Moms' Iodine Levels is Related to Kids' Poor Test Scores




Mothers who are mildly iodine deficient are more likely to have children who perform poorly in spelling, grammar and literacy, according to a new study from Australia.
 
Severe iodine deficiency during pregnancy is known to cause serious mental disabilities in children, but researchers examined the test scores of nine year olds whose mothers were only slightly iodine deficient during pregnancy and found the kids performed between 6 percent and 10 percent worse than peers born to mothers with sufficient iodine.

"This is to show in areas where there is even mild deficiency it can have long-term impacts on children," said Kristen Hynes, the study's lead author from the University of Tasmania in Sandy Bay.

Throughout life, everyone needs iodine to make thyroid hormones, but it's also crucial that pregnant women get enough of the element to support their children's brain development.
Past research has found that women who are severely iodine deficient give birth to children with motor, cognitive and auditory defects, Hynes' team writes in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.

Little is known, however, about what impact a mother's mild iodine deficiency might have on her child.

The U.S. Institute of Medicine recommends the average adult get 150 micrograms (mcg) of iodine every day. Pregnant women are told to get 220 mcg every day and women who are breastfeeding are told to get 290 mcg.

The main source of iodine in the American diet is milk, but it can also be found in some fish and vegetables as well as in "iodized" table salt.

One cup of reduced-fat milk contains about 56 mcg of iodine and one serving of baked cod has about 99 mcg, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.

For the new study, Hynes and her colleagues used data on about 228 pregnant women who were patients at The Royal Hobart Hospital in Tasmania between 1999 and 2001 and the children they delivered at the time.

The researchers compared the standardized test scores of the nine-year-old children born to women whose urinary iodine levels fell below 150 mcg (mildly deficient) during pregnancy to the children of women whose iodine levels exceeded 150 mcg (sufficient).

The children of women who were iodine deficient scored about 371 points on the national student test for spelling and about 377 points for grammar. That compared to about 412 points for spelling and 408 points for grammar among children of women who had sufficient levels of iodine while pregnant.

The average score for all of Tasmania at that time was about 390 for spelling and about 410 for grammar in that age group.

The researchers also found that children born to mothers who were mildly iodine deficient scored about 6 percent lower on English literacy scores, compared to those whose mothers had sufficient iodine levels.

Hynes told Reuters Health her group suspects that iodine deficiency may have some impact on a child's auditory pathways to the brain, which may hurt their ability to quickly process the information they hear.

"It's really only a theory at this stage," she cautioned.

The researchers can't say for certain whether the mothers' iodine deficiency led to their children's poor scores, but she said there is an association.

"I think people working in education will realize this is important, but there are a lot of other things going on as well," Hynes said.

Dr. Elizabeth Pearce, who researches iodine but was not involved in the study, said the findings support recommendations that soon-to-be pregnant, pregnant and breastfeeding women take an iodine supplement, but added that it's important to not get too much of the mineral.

"Very excessive intake in susceptible people can lead to thyroid dysfunction and goiter," said Pearce, an associate professor of medicine at Boston University.

The NIH says the upper safe limit of iodine is 1,100 mcg a day.

"People should not read this and think more iodine is better," she said.

SOURCE: bit.ly/ZCksYH The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, online April 30, 2013


Friday, May 17, 2013

Modern Cancer Hospital



Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou is a comprehensive modern hospital specializing in oncotherapy and operating under the auspices of the Chinese government and Ministry of Health.

  As an advanced medical brand institute concerning foreign affairs, Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, located at the foot of the 5A scenic spot Baiyun Mountain in Guangzhou, is a modern comprehensive international hospital for “modern management, humanized service, digitized information and international image”under BoAi Enterprise Group, the biggest transnational medical group in China.


  With a total of 20,000 m2 construction areas and over 200 beds, the hospital has established departments of oncology, plastic surgery, gynecology, infertility, Chinese and western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, internal medicine, stomatology, surgery, rehabilitation and physiotherapy, ENT and more, along with auxiliary departments including Medical Imaging Center and Clinical Examination Center. Low-mid-high level talents in the hospital have their ideas with excellent team quality and full energy. The employees make forward to establish “the strongest medical group” through unity of purpose and effort.


  In terms of enterprise cultural construction, the hospital advocates people-oriented idea, rich extra-working culture life, flexible training mechanism and ideal benefit system. The development of employees and enterprise has achieved a win-win situation for many years.


  In the thought of construction and development, the hospital continuously strengthens subject construction, takes the sustainable development path and emphasizes connotation construction and social effect basing good faith. The tumor center breaks through traditional treatment methods like chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery and possesses mature abilities in minimally invasive therapy, such as radio frequency therapy, interventional therapy, cryotherapy, photodynamic therapy and bio-immunotherapy, and the treatment technology has basically been consistent with the domestic leading level.


  Over the years, Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou is rooted in China and serving the international community. With over one million of patients treated, including nearly 300,000 foreign patients, Modern Hospital Guangzhou has set an example of Chinese medical brand in many countries and become the model of success in medical industry.


  Modern Staff Quality: Service-oriented, Quality-oriented, Effectiveness-oriented, Innovation-oriented.


  Modern Development Purpose: Patient Satisfied, Employee Satisfied, Enterprise Satisfied, Society Satisfied


  Modern Ideas of Client Service: Clean, Convenient, Efficient, Comfortable, Humane


  Modern Team Culture: Friendly& Helpful, Harmonious &Tolerant, Practical& Efficient, Excellent &Innovative


  Modern System Culture: Scientific & Reasonable, Executed strictly


  Modern Talent View: Personal Character + Value=Talent


  Due to business expansion, we welcome professional elites to join us to build a century-old brand:

  Cancer expert: Master degree or above of clinical medicine; Associate senior professional title above; A wealth of working experience in Department of Oncology; Good communications skills; Familiar with the latest treatment technologies; Fluent in English; Working experience of 3A hospital above is preferred.


  Resident physician of Department of Oncology: Bachelor degree or above of clinical medicine;; Above primary professional titles; Solid basic professional knowledge; At least three-year-experience of working in Department of Oncology; Excellent sense of service and good communication skills; English skills are preferred.


  Overseas expert: Bachelor degree or above of clinical medicine or medical technology; Intermediate titles or above; Easy-going with good communication skills and rich professional knowledge; Capable of reviewing medical films; English skills are preferred.


  Project manager: College degree or above; Majored in marketing or with relevant medical background; Good sense of marketing; Excellent abilities of coordination, management and communication; Willing to work overseas for a long period of time; Experience of hospital marketing is preferred.


  Positions above can provide you with good salary and great opportunities for your career.


  Send your personal resume to XD22221111@126.com


  Address: 42 Lianquan Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou


  Tel: 020-22221111-8810(Ms.Pan) or 8866(Ms.Kuang)


  Web: http://www.asiancancer.com/

Why Cancer Cause Pain?




1,          Tumors in the liver, spleen and other organs grow rapidly, stimulate pain nerve in the membrane and cause pain;

2,          Tumors oppress the neurodokon and main trunk of the nearby nerves;

3,          Advanced stage tumor diffuse to the nearby tissues, cause nerve damage;

4,          Tumors grow in the oesophagus, ureter or other hollow organs, block the lumen, cause obstruction and pain;

5,          The tumors are ulcerated, infect normal tissues and cause pain;

6,          Cancer is invaded to the blood vessels, cause blocking and severe pain.