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A Fairy Tale in Real Life: A Female 'Warrior' Overcomes Bone Cancer and Welcomes Her First Baby at Vinmec

Six years ago, when holding the diagnosis of bone cancer in her hands, Lê Thị Hòa (29 years old) felt as though all the doors in her life had closed. The long days of enduring nine rounds of chemotherapy, three major surgeries, and excruciating pain once made her consider giving up on her dream of having a small family and becoming a mother.

Overcoming Challenges to Save a Patient with Complex Esophageal Cancer

A patient with late-stage esophageal cancer in a precarious location and suffering from tracheal stenosis was successfully treated at Vinmec Hospital through a combination of coordinated, optimized treatments and advanced equipment.

Vinmec announced that Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital has become the second member of the Cleveland Clinic Connected program in Vietnam

Vinmec announced that Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital has become the second member of the Cleveland Clinic Connected program in Vietnam.

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SURGERY FOR PATIENTS WITH THYROID CANCER METASTASIS TO THE NECK LYMPH NODES DESPITE NO SYMPTOMS

The successful surgery for thyroid cancer metastasis to neck lymph node metastasis at Vinmec Nha Trang Hospital was performed by Dr. Tran Minh Tuan and the surgical team, bringing hope and faith to patients in their journey to fight cancer.

[Vinmec Phu Quoc] Successful emergency intervention for a patient diagnosed with a liver rupture following a motorbike accident.

On the way home, due to the bad weather at night, Mr. Tai lost control of his vehicle and had a motorbike accident, which resulted in serious injuries. Mr. Tai was taken to the hospital with the following conditions: obvious anemia, pale skin, fatigue, rapid pulse, rapidly dropping blood pressure to 130/74 mmHg, broken left little finger, and blood loss due to a ruptured liver. About 15 minutes after admission, the blood pressure dropped rapidly to about 70/40 mmHg, and signs of anemia gradually increased, with increased pain in the right clavicle and right chest when moving.

Vinmec Tissue Bank Becomes the First Private Tissue Bank licensed to operate by the Ministry of Health

Vinmec tissue bank is the first private tissue bank licensed by the Ministry of Health, a reputable stem cell storage address, high quality services, and increased treatment opportunities.

Vinmec Tissue Bank makes an impression during its initial evaluation by AABB assessors for cord blood and umbilical cord stem cell storage.

On July 15, 2021, Vinmec Tissue Bank completed its first official evaluation conducted by experts from AABB, a globally recognized standard for these activities: collection, reception, processing, storage, and distribution of cord blood and umbilical cord stem cells. The positive evaluation results confirmed that Vinmec Tissue Bank meets the criteria for achieving international AABB accreditation.

Professor Takeshi Sugaya Visits and Collaborates with Vinmec BioBank

On November 21, 2019, Professor Takeshi Sugaya from St. Marianna University School of Medicine, Kanagawa, Japan, visited and worked with the Vinmec BioBank.

Biobank Management Workshop

The Vinmec International General Hospital System operates according to international standards, aiming for comprehensive and perfect healthcare.

QUATRO Workshop at Vinmec Central Park updates and exchanges advanced methods in radiotherapy quality assessment

Recently, the Comprehensive Quality Assessment in Radiotherapy (QUATRO) workshop held at Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital attracted many experts and leaders from leading oncology hospitals across the country. The workshop aimed to discuss safety requirements and quality assurance standards in radiotherapy practice.

Results of Right Liver Lobe Resection from Living Donors at Vinmec Times City International General Hospital

he indication for liver transplantation is increasingly expanding, and the demand for liver transplants is growing worldwide. Asia is the region with the lowest brain-dead organ donation activity globally, with rates ranging from 0.05-4.04 per million population in 2000, increasing to 0.05-6.0 per million population in 2010; compared to the rates in the US of 22.3 and 17.0 per million population in 2000 and 2010, respectively.[5]

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