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This is the real-life story of a patient with a large ocular tumor.

The tumor measured nearly 8 cm, located close to the optic nerve and major blood vessels. Because of the extremely high surgical risks, doctors had long advised against resection.

For 18 years, the patient lived with the tumor — enduring impaired vision, reduced quality of life, and mounting psychological stress.

Eventually, after careful multidisciplinary evaluation, the medical team recommended 5th-generation Helical Knife (Gamma Knife) stereotactic radiotherapy, and at last, a turning point appeared. ✨

The Helical Knife is a highly precise, non-invasive radiotherapy technique that spares critical nerves and surrounding ocular structures while directly targeting the tumor. The entire process requires no surgery, no anesthesia, no bleeding, and leaves no scars.

Post-treatment outcomes were remarkable:
✅ Significant tumor shrinkage
✅ Safe and smooth treatment without surgery
✅ Symptom relief and markedly improved quality of life

For the first time in 18 years, the patient regained genuine hope and renewed confidence in life.

This case reminds us:
Not every tumor requires surgery. Sometimes, choosing a different path opens the way to new possibilities.

Hygieia Hospital — 100 Patient Cases You Should Know

Hygieia Hospital — 100 Patient Cases You Should Know

Hygieia Hospital — 100 Patient Cases You Should Know

Hygieia Hospital — 100 Patient Cases You Should Know

Hygieia Hospital — 100 Patient Cases You Should Know

Hygieia Hospital — 100 Patient Cases You Should Know