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Successful Experience in Cell Therapy at CMUH Promoted to Malaysia, Taiwan and Malaysia Neurosurgical Societies Sign MOU to Enhance Medical and Health Cooperation
Successful Experience in Cell Therapy at CMUH Promoted to Malaysia, Taiwan and Malaysia Neurosurgical Societies Sign MOU to Enhance Medical and Health Cooperation

Successful Experience in Cell Therapy at CMUH Promoted to Malaysiao:p>/o:p> Taiwan and Malaysia Neurosurgical Societies Sign MOU to Enhance Medical and Health Cooperationo:p>/o:p> China Medical University Hospital(CMUH, Taiwan) has achieved notable success in cell therapy. Ms. Lin, who was diagnosed with malignant glioma, underwent tumor removal surgery, followed by radiation therapy and dendritic cell immunotherapy. After four years of monitoring, her condition remains stable, and she maintains a good quality of life. Dr. Chen Chun-Chung, Director of Neurosurgery, stated that this is a highly difficult-to-treat malignant tumor. The patient's positive attitude, combined with advanced cell therapy, has yielded impressive results, which is very encouraging. Neurosurgery is a strong suit and specialty of Chung Shan Medical University Affiliated Hospital. Advanced medical technologies first benefit domestic patients before expanding internationally. On September 14, three physicians from the China Medical University(CMU) healthcare system were invited to speak at the “Sarawak Neurosurgery Update & Neurosurgical Association of Malaysia Annual Scientific Meeting 2024. (NAM-SNU ASM 2024)” Dr. Chen Chun-Chung shared successful experiences in cell therapy, and the Taiwanese and Malaysian Neurosurgical Societies signed an MOU to strengthen medical exchange and cooperation.o:p>/o:p> Chief Chen Chun-Chung of the of Neurosurgery Department at CMUH (right) represented the Taiwan Neurosurgical Society to sign a MOU with Prof. Dato Dr. Abdul Rahman Izaini Ghani, President of the Neurosurgical Association of Malaysia, o:p>/o:p>in Kuching, Malaysia. This marks a new milestone in neurosurgical exchanges and cooperation between Taiwan and Malaysia. Moving forward, it will allow neurosurgeons in hospitals across Malaysia to gain comprehensive insights into Taiwan's advanced medical technologies, promoting significant benefits under the New Southbound Policy and showcasing Taiwan to the world.o:p>/o:p> Taiwan's First Participation in the NAM-SNU ASM: MOU Signed with Malaysian Society, Highlighting New Southbound Policyo:p>/o:p> Following the “Taiwan-Malaysia Neurosurgery Advanced Medical Summit 2024” organized by the Taiwan Neurosurgical Society in July of this year, Dr. Chen Chun-Chung, Director of Neurosurgery, Dr. Brian Chiu Cheng-Di, Director of Minimally Invasive Spine Neurosurgery (Deputy Director of the Spine Center), and Dr. Chuang Hao-Yu, Director of the Cell Therapy Center at Tainan City An Nan Hospital (Neurosurgery Director), were invited to the " NAM-SNU ASM 2024". This is the first time Taiwanese physicians have participated in this conference. The Taiwan Neurosurgical Society(TNS) and the Neurosurgical Association of Malaysia(NAM) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) at the conference, marking a significant highlight in the advancement of Taiwan-Malaysia neurosurgical research exchange.o:p>/o:p> Cutting-edge and Diverse Neurosurgical Techniques Attract Malaysian Physicians to Taiwan for Learningo:p>/o:p> At the conference, three physicians from CMU healthcare system shared their experiences in neurosurgery, including brain cancer, stroke, and endoscopic spine surgery. Their presentations garnered attention from the conference and participating physicians, leading to enthusiastic discussions.o:p>/o:p> Dr. Chen Chun-Chung shared that in 2000, Ms. Lin was diagnosed with malignant glioma after experiencing seizures. This type of brain cancer is challenging to manage. However, Ms. Lin was proactive and brave, with strong family support. After tumor removal surgery and radiation therapy, she underwent dendritic cell immunotherapy and completed a series of ten vaccine injections. Her condition has been monitored for over four years, showing good results. Dr. Chen noted that historically, after surgery for malignant gliomas, only radiation therapy and 1-2 types of targeted treatments were available, making treatment very difficult. The average survival rate post-treatment was 15 months, while the average at their hospital is 23 months, and Ms. Lin has exceeded four years. The hospital’s cell therapy has advanced to CAR-T cell therapy, continuously improving cancer treatment outcomes. They are pleased to share Taiwan's clinical experience in cell therapy with Malaysia to promote the exchange of new medical knowledge.o:p>/o:p> Dr. Brian Chiu Cheng-Di discussed Taiwan's extensive clinical experience in endoscopic spine surgery. This technique can be used for full-spine disc removal and degenerative spinal stenosis decompression, as well as fusion, infection, and tumor surgeries. With enhanced imaging and endoscopic views, surgeons can target areas typically obscured in traditional surgery, reducing surgical risks and offering benefits like smaller wounds and faster recovery. However, more rigorous evaluation is needed for cases with structural abnormalities, large lesions, multiple segments, malignancy, or bleeding tendencies. Dr. Qiu’s compelling presentation led three Malaysian experts to sign up to visit Chung Shan Medical University for learning.o:p>/o:p> Dr. Chuang Hao-Yu shared two experiences from Taiwan. First, intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke in Asia has a higher incidence compared to Western societies, with higher mortality and disability rates, leading to medical, family, and societal issues. The presentation included results from using a complex surgical system and a locally developed robotic surgical navigation system for precise minimally invasive intracerebral clot aspiration, which significantly reduced mortality and effectively lowered neurological disability compared to traditional open surgeries. Second, he shared the development of interventional vascular treatment in Taiwan. Efforts by six major related medical societies have successfully integrated clinical practice, certification training, and accreditation systems, and this experience was also shared with Malaysia.o:p>/o:p>Brain Navi Biotechnology and EPED Inc., also participated in the exhibition. The MOU signed between the TNS and the NAM will enable neurosurgeons across Malaysia to learn about Taiwan's advanced medical technologies, significantly advancing the New Southbound Policy and showcasing Taiwan to the world. Chief Chen Chun-Chung (right 8) of the of Neurosurgery Department at CMUH represented the Taiwan Neurosurgical Society to sign a MOU with Prof. Dato Dr. Abdul Rahman Izaini Ghani (right 9), President of the Neurosurgical Association of Malaysia, in Kuching, Malaysia. This marks a new milestone in neurosurgical exchanges and cooperation between Taiwan and Malaysia. Moving forward, it will allow neurosurgeons in hospitals across Malaysia to gain comprehensive insights into Taiwan's advanced medical technologies, promoting significant benefits under the New Southbound Policy and showcasing Taiwan to the world.o:p>/o:p> o:p>/o:p>
【NUWA】First Attempt Success After Blocked Fallopian Tubes
【NUWA】First Attempt Success After Blocked Fallopian Tubes

There was a girl from Macau who dreamed of becoming a mother but encountered blocked fallopian tubes. Undeterred, she bravely embarked on a journey to Taiwan, seeking help from NUWA Fertility Center in Taoyuan. Dr. Horng Shang Gwo | NUWA Fertility Center Good news from Macau before the Lunar New Year This patient from Macau came to NUWA Fertility Center in Taoyuan over a year ago. Her hysterosalpingography (HSG) suggested blocked fallopian tubes, and even after undergoing laparoscopic surgery, her tubes remained obstructed. Thus, she began her IVF journey and underwent PGS (preimplantation genetic screening). A single embryo was successfully implanted, and she graduated from NUWA with a confirmed pregnancy! Throughout her pregnancy, we kept in touch, and recently, she gave birth at full term, with both mother and baby doing well. Congratulations! Welcoming couples facing difficulties conceiving to have a consultation I’m delighted to share this wonderful news and spread the joy. For couples struggling with their fertility journey, feel free to come and talk with me. I will do my best to assist you, and together, we can look forward to welcoming your little bundle of joy! Visit the largest fertility chain in Taiwan:https://www.nuwacare.com/en/ Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NUWAFertilityCenter Contact us for consultation:ivfconsult@nuwacare.com

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W Story: Lovley twins came visit Dr. Hsieh
W Story: Lovley twins came visit Dr. Hsieh

On Saturday morning, a pair of lovely twins came visit Dr. Hsieh. They were born just 1 minute apart. Patients said that she never thought she would need IVF to help her achieve their dream to become parents since all the hormone level showed normal. They didn’t take it seriously when friends with IVF experience told them that “it would be more efficient to do IVF”o:p>/o:p> They've tried several rounds of oral ovulation pills and artificial insemination (IUI). o:p>/o:p> They decided to go for IVF after several failed rounds of IUI.o:p>/o:p> They remember vividly that their number of eggs collected during 1st egg retrieval was not as expected and she had emotional breakdown just after she recover in the operating room. However, she was very grateful to the team for giving "just enough" care in a timely manner. She said that the moment was "really, really, really needed."o:p>/o:p> They hang tight and when it comes to their second egg retrieval, the number of matured egg, the fertilization and blastocyst formation rates were much better than the first time. The second embryo transfer resulted in a successful pregnancy, and they were so excited when the doctor told them that he saw the fetal heartbeats. They had not thought about the huge challenges in life - until the day the twins were officially born. o:p>/o:p>

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W Story: Twins safely landed on the Earth!
W Story: Twins safely landed on the Earth!

Dear Dr. Wang, My husband and I have no words to express our gratitude to you and your team. We, as a couple, had dreamed of having our own children for years, but we encountered so many obstacles and failures over the past years that we both felt frustrated and wanted to give up. Thanks to Dr. Wang for your professional knowledge and selfless dedication, you and your team helped us get pregnant smoothly and welcomed our twins on April 29. We know this process was not easy, but your patience and expertise made our dream come true.o:p>/o:p> Once again, I would like to sincerely thank Dr. Wang for being the angel in our lives. We will always remember your kindness!o:p>/o:p> And I hope Dr. Wang continue to help more families in need and realize their dreams to become parents! o:p>/o:p> July, 20 2024

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10-Year-Old French Boy Finds His Confident Smile Through Speech Therapy at NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch
10-Year-Old French Boy Finds His Confident Smile Through Speech Therapy at NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch

NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch Center for International Health recently celebrated a heartwarming success story that highlights the transformative power of specialized medical care. Adam, a 10-year-old French boy, overcame significant speech challenges through the dedicated efforts of the International Outpatient Clinic's medical professionals.o:p>/o:p> Adam, a lively yet somewhat shy boy, belongs to a multinational family. His father is French, and his mother is Brazilian, and the family frequently relocates due to his father's job. Currently residing in Hsinchu, Taiwan, Adam is fluent in French, Portuguese, and English. However, in late 2023, Adam’s parents noticed that he had difficulty correctly pronouncing sounds like "sh", "z", and "s". This issue affected his interactions with schoolmates, causing distress for Adam, who needs peer companionship during this crucial stage of his development.o:p>/o:p> Finding the Right Helpo:p>/o:p> After thorough research, Adam's parents discovered the NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch Center for International Health. We arranged for Adam to be seen by Dr. Shu-Mei Yang from the Rehabilitation Department and Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Hui-An Huang through the International Outpatient Clinic. The clinic is renowned for its dedicated nursing staff who accompany international patients, reducing language barriers and ensuring a smooth and reassuring experience from appointment scheduling, consultations, tests, and medication pickup to follow-up care.o:p>/o:p> Expert Care and Personalized Treatmento:p>/o:p> In the special consultation room, Dr. Shu-Mei Yang assessed Adam’s English speaking ability through conversations and picture descriptions, diagnosing him with articulation disorder. Given Adam's age, immediate speech therapy was arranged. Speech therapy sessions were conducted weekly with SLP. Huang, who holds a B.A. of foreign languages and literatures and a M.S. of Speech language pathology. SLP. Huang invited Adam’s parents to join the sessions, believing that speech therapy extends beyond the hospital and should continue at home in daily life. She meticulously analyzed each of Adam’s pronunciation issues and their causes, enabling his parents to provide consistent reminders and corrections at home.o:p>/o:p> Adapting to Festivities and Daily Life in therapyo:p>/o:p> Additionally, the therapy adapted to time and festivities. During Christmas, Adam learned the song "Jingle Bells" in class, practicing sentence connections through singing, which made the lesson enjoyable and enriching. After the class, Adam wrote a Christmas card for SLP. Huang, creating a wonderful holiday memory.o:p>/o:p> Remarkable Progresso:p>/o:p> After five months of intensive therapy, Adam’s father noticed significant improvement. At the end of the school term, he wrote to the clinic to express his gratitude, stating that Adam's teachers unanimously acknowledged the effectiveness of the therapy and mentioned Adam’s progress in class. Encouraged by his father, Adam set a goal to score 80% on a follow-up test. Upon successfully completing the speech therapy, SLP. Huang created a special English certificate for Adam, bringing tears to the normally shy boy’s eyes. He gave SLP. Huang a hug, expressing his gratitude.o:p>/o:p> Long-Term Successo:p>/o:p> Three months after the therapy concluded, Adam returned to the International Outpatient Clinic for a follow-up on his pronunciation. Dr. Shu-Mei Yang and SLP. Huang evaluated him, finding that Adam not only maintained his corrected pronunciation but also made further improvements. The treatment was deemed complete, and no further visits were necessary. The once-shy Adam happily took a photo with the doctor and speech therapist, stepping out of the clinic ready to embrace a more confident life.o:p>/o:p> A Beacon of Hopeo:p>/o:p> “Our International Outpatient Clinic at NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch covers all specialties and is dedicated to providing top-notch care for international patients,” said Dr. Sung Hsi, Huang, the Head of Center for International Health. “Stories like Adam’s inspire us to continue our mission of delivering compassionate and effective healthcare services.”o:p>/o:p> For more information about the services offered at NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch Center for International Health, please contact us at CIH@hch.gov.tw or +886-3-5326151 ext:526780-526781. !--[endif]-->

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【Tungs' Hospital】47-Year-Old Man with Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Neurological Sequelae "Unable to Recognize Mother" Regains New Life after 56 Sessions of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
【Tungs' Hospital】47-Year-Old Man with Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Neurological Sequelae "Unable to Recognize Mother" Regains New Life after 56 Sessions of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

A 47-year-old man surnamed Yeh from Taichung City, last year suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning due to accidentally burning charcoal in a confined space late at night during a cold spell. He was rushed by his family to the emergency room of Tung's Taichung MetroHarbor Hospital for urgent treatment and was hospitalized for 5 days before being discharged upon recovery. However, a month after his discharge, he began experiencing symptoms such as altered consciousness, speech impairment, unsteady gait, slow movements, and cognitive impairment. He even experienced incontinence, both urinary and fecal, prompting his family to seek medical attention. He was diagnosed with delayed-onset neurological sequelae due to carbon monoxide poisoning. After undergoing 56 sessions of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, he gradually recovered. It is understood that Mr. Yeh, unmarried and residing in QingShui District, lives with his mother and works in agriculture. Last year, he used a charcoal stove for heating at home and forgot to extinguish it before going to bed, leading to carbon monoxide poisoning and emergency hospitalization. Unexpectedly, a month after discharge, he developed delayed-onset neurological sequelae, characterized by cognitive decline, unsteady gait, slow movements, communication difficulties, social withdrawal, and even incontinence.He couldn't recognize his own mother, and he could not even dress himself. Doctor explained that delayed-onset neurological sequelae is a rare consequence of carbon monoxide poisoning, typically occurring within 2 to 40 days after recovery, with a peak incidence around the second week. Symptoms include a range of psychiatric and neurological manifestations such as depression, language disorders, cognitive decline, emotional abnormalities, motor disturbances resembling Parkinson's disease, and others. The exact cause of onset remains unclear, but it is generally believed to involve widespread inflammation after carbon monoxide poisoning, leading to damage to the brain's white matter myelin. Director Wu Ji-Ying of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Center at Tung's Taichung MetroHarbor Hospital explained that hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves placing the patient in a pressurized chamber and administering high-concentration, short-duration, intermittent oxygen inhalation to increase oxygen levels in the blood and affected tissues for therapeutic purposes. Research has shown that hyperbaric oxygen therapy not only improves tissue oxygenation but also promotes nerve repair, reduces inflammation, and activates stem cells. Thanks to early detection and consistent treatment, Mr. Yeh received hyperbaric oxygen therapy daily, five times a week, for approximately 90 minutes per session over 8 weeks, totaling 40 sessions. Later, based on family requests, he underwent an additional 16 sessions, gradually restoring his cognitive and behavioral abilities. Mr. Yeh expressed gratitude to healthcare professionals, noting that he was initially unable to even dress himself, but now his life is gradually returning to normal. He can drive again and is very thankful for the assistance provided by the medical staff. Vice President Wu Zhao-Xin of Tung's Taichung MetroHarbor Hospital pointed out that the hospital has a 6-person hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber on the 8th floor and three single-person chambers on the basement level, providing patients with a diverse and comfortable treatment environment. Chief of the Emergency Department, Wei Zhi-Wei, emphasized that hyperbaric oxygen therapy is commonly used in emergencies for carbon monoxide poisoning patients. Apart from treating conditions like air embolism and decompression sickness after diving, it has broad applications including diabetic foot ulcers, elderly cognitive decline, dental treatments, and even adapting to conditions such as COVID-19 recovery, cervical spine injuries, hypoxic brain injury, acute stroke, traumatic brain injury, and post-cosmetic surgery. ►mark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-weight: normal; vertical-align: baseline; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">IMS Website/mark> ►mark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-weight: normal; vertical-align: baseline; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">Facebook/mark> ►mark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-weight: normal; vertical-align: baseline; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">Instagram/mark> ►mark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-weight: normal; vertical-align: baseline; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">WhatsApp/mark>

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【Tungs' Hospital】Persistent Twitches! Mr. Chen’s Journey to Unraveling Spasms in Taiwan
【Tungs' Hospital】Persistent Twitches! Mr. Chen’s Journey to Unraveling Spasms in Taiwan

Mr. Chen, a gentle and reserved man from Malaysia, was known for his friendly and kind demeanor. However, his life took a turn after a brain tumor surgery over a decade ago. Despite the successful removal of the tumor, he began experiencingmark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">unusual twitching movements/mark>in recent years.These spasms not only caused him to frequently lose balance but also deeply affected his psychological well-being. Mr. Chen, who never expected to face ongoing medical challenges, believed he had overcome all difficulties after his previous surgery. However, reality proved otherwise. Despite seeking medical treatment and undergoing multiple tests in Malaysia, Mr. Chen was told there were no abnormalities. Yet, the involuntary twitching movements persisted, limiting his mobility and undermining his confidence and mental health. Upon a friend’s recommendation, Mr. Chen decided to seek professional guidance and treatment atTungs’ Hospital in Taiwan. There, the medical team conducted a comprehensive evaluation and examination, revealing that his symptoms were caused bymark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">neural discharges resulting from epilepsy/mark>. The healthcare professionals at Tungs’ Hospital meticulously analyzed and diagnosed Mr. Chen’s condition, devising a personalized treatment plan for him. In light of Mr. Chen’s symptoms, the physicians recommended undergoing a procedure to implant amark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-1-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">responsive neurostimulator/mark>. This surgery, a common neurosurgical procedure used to treat neurological disorders like epilepsy, involves implanting an electronic device into the brain or other relevant areas to regulate and control abnormal neural activity. The procedure, performed by a specialized neurosurgical team, ensures the surgery’s safety and effectiveness. Although the surgery carries certain risks and potential complications, for many patients like Mr. Chen, it represents an effective treatment method for improving their quality of life and managing their symptoms. Mr. Chen’s visit to Tungs’ Hospital left a lasting impression on him. He will always be grateful for the hope and answers provided by the hospital. Despite the challenges of his treatment journey, Mr. Chen knows that with the support of a professional medical team, he can overcome any obstacle. If you have further questions, you can visit our website or inquire on various social media platforms: ►mark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">IMS Website ► Facebook ► Instagram ► WhatsApp/mark>

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【Tungs' Hospital】Peculiar Sensation of Obstruction in British Engineer's Throat, Leading to Difficulty in Breathing!!
【Tungs' Hospital】Peculiar Sensation of Obstruction in British Engineer's Throat, Leading to Difficulty in Breathing!!

Mr. Dave is an engineer working at wind farms along the coast of Taiwan. He visited Tungs' Hospital due to a peculiar sensation of obstruction in his throat, leading to difficulty breathing. Seeking answers, he went to the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, where Dr. Yi-Ting Kuo performed an ultrasound examination. The diagnosis revealed that he had a thyroid nodule, prompting the extraction of a sample for further analysis. Fortunately, the results showed that the thyroid nodule was benign. Dr. Kuo promptly referred Dave to the Thyroid Ablation ANTD Image-guided Therapy Department for Alcohol Ablation Treatment. Despite initial nervousness, Dave bravely underwent the treatment, and he said it wasn’t as painful as he thought it would be. After a successful treatment, Dave regained smooth breathing, marking a satisfying conclusion to his medical journey. -- Thyroid Nodules: According to statistics, approximately 20% of people over 40 have thyroid nodules. These nodules, which are palpable lumps beneath the skin, may present as fluid-filled cysts or solid tumors, often without noticeable symptoms. Generally, thyroid nodules do not significantly impact health unless they grow large enough to compress the trachea, esophagus, or recurrent laryngeal nerve, potentially causing swallowing difficulties or hoarseness. Nodules can be classified as benign or malignant, and while the risk of benign nodules transforming into cancerous cells increases with their growth, the likelihood of thyroid nodules developing into thyroid cancer is very low, with fewer than 1 person out of 100 affected. What to do if you have thyroid nodules? Thyroid nodules are typically discovered through routine health examinations or by noticing swelling in the neck. There is no need to panic if abnormalities are detected during examination, as most nodules are benign. Further evaluation through ultrasound can help determine whether the nodules may pose any health risks or become malignant. If the nodules are small (less than 4 centimeters), the risk of thyroid cancer is low, and regular monitoring per the physician's instructions is usually sufficient. If nodules grow large enough to compress the esophagus or trachea, medical attention is warranted, and surgical removal may be recommended following evaluation by a physician. Suspicion of malignant tumors can be confirmed through cell examination via fine-needle aspiration if irregularities, calcifications, or dark appearances are detected during ultrasound. In such cases, surgical intervention may be necessary, followed by radioactive iodine therapy to eradicate cancerous cells in the thyroid gland. Regular follow-up monitoring is typically advised for post-operative care. -- If you have any questions or are interested in medical information, please follow our Facebook page or visit our official website to learn more about healthcare knowledge and become a guardian of health with Tungs' Hospital. ★Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ttmhhimsc/ ★Website:https://tconf.sltung.com.tw/imc/

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Successful Experience in Cell Therapy at CMUH Promoted to Malaysia, Taiwan and Malaysia Neurosurgical Societies Sign MOU to Enhance Medical and Health Cooperation

【NUWA】First Attempt Success After Blocked Fallopian Tubes

W Story: Lovley twins came visit Dr. Hsieh

W Story: Twins safely landed on the Earth!

10-Year-Old French Boy Finds His Confident Smile Through Speech Therapy at NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch

【Tungs' Hospital】47-Year-Old Man with Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Neurological Sequelae "Unable to Recognize Mother" Regains New Life after 56 Sessions of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

【Tungs' Hospital】Persistent Twitches! Mr. Chen’s Journey to Unraveling Spasms in Taiwan

【Tungs' Hospital】Peculiar Sensation of Obstruction in British Engineer's Throat, Leading to Difficulty in Breathing!!