Cancer Remission under SAC Therapy
Jim Crook (Age 66)
Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer with Liver and Bone Metastasis (2018)

Pleuritic Chest Pain, Query:

Metastatic Disease

Technique:

Unenhanced Volumetric Axial Images were Obtained through the Chest with Standard Reformats

Findings:

• There are several enlarged left supraclavicular lymph nodes, with the largest measuring 1.7 cm in size.
• There are fairly extensive coronary artery calcifications.
• The visualized upper abdomen gives repeated evidence of numerous masses throughout the liver.
• Repeated evidence of multiple enlarged upper abdominal lymph nodes.

Impression:

• Left supraclavicular lymphadenopathy, considered to be metastatic in nature.
• No other findings of intrathoracic metastatic disease.

Post SAC – Results (Oct 26, 2018)

Exam Type:

CT Abdomen and Pelvis – Enhanced

History:

Known Prostate Cancer with Visceral Metastases

Technique:

Enhanced CT of the abdomen and pelvis with intravenous contrast

Findings(After taking SAC since July)：

• The segment 4a lesion has decreased to 1.6 cm from 3.3 cm. Most of the other lesions have also decreased in size. No definite new lesions in the liver.
• The prostate gland has decreased in size with no new focal lesions.
• Multiple lower retroperitoneal and iliac chain lymph nodes have decreased in size. A lymph node just inferior to the aortic bifurcation has decreased to 10 mm from 23 mm.
  No definite new lymphadenopathy.