Proton therapy + immunotherapy, two cities

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

“Two cities, two hospitals — but one person who knew my whole file.”

Illustrative case based on publicly reported patient journeys

FromSouth America

Age50–59

SpecialtyProton therapy + immunotherapy, two cities

Timeline~7 weeks across two hospitals

OutcomeCompleted treatment; scans clear at follow-up

Nasopharyngeal cancer is common in southern China, so Chinese centres see many cases.

The plan combined a proton boost at one centre with immunotherapy at another, so a coordinator carried the records between teams.

The patient finished treatment and now shares follow-up scans remotely.

These are not Kindvoya patients. Names and details are changed or combined; results vary and are not a promise of outcome.

Pattern drawn from public reports: www.ssankang.net