Chinese cancer hospital highlights advanced treatment options in Dhaka


Dhaka: Guangzhou Concord
Cancer Center, a China-based cancer specialty hospital, highlighted its
advanced cancer treatment facilities, including proton therapy, at a press
conference in the capital on August 9.
The event was organized
to provide Bangladeshi patients with information about modern cancer treatment
technologies and services available to international patients.
Iwan, Deputy Director of
International Medical Services at Guangzhou Concord Cancer Center, and
Stephanie, Deputy Director of the hospital’s Nursing Services Department,
briefed Bangladeshi journalists on the hospital’s treatment facilities and
technologies.
The hospital offers a
range of cancer treatments, including surgery, chemotherapy, targeted therapy,
immunotherapy, advanced radiation therapy and proton therapy.
According to the hospital
representatives, its Proton Therapy Center uses the Varian ProBeam Proton
Therapy System and is the only facility of its kind in southern China. Proton
therapy is an advanced form of radiation treatment that can target tumors with
high precision while potentially reducing damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
The hospital also
maintains international collaborations with leading US medical institutions, including
MD Anderson Cancer Center and Mayo Clinic.
To facilitate access for
Bangladeshi patients, Seok Healthcare serves as the hospital’s exclusive
marketing partner and information center in Bangladesh. Patients can receive
assistance with treatment planning, estimated costs, teleconsultations, doctor
appointments and medical visa support at no charge.
The hospital has also
introduced services for Muslim and Bangladeshi patients, including halal food,
a halal kitchen, prayer facilities and Bengali-language interpreter support.


