Oncology: directions you can ask about

The options below are drawn from publicly released information on innovative medicines, devices and treatment programmes in the Lecheng Pilot Zone. Treat this as a list of questions you can put to a hospital — not a promise of treatment. Whether an option suits you, which approach would be used and what it would cost are decided and quoted by the hospital after assessment.

Diagnostics & assessment

Precision imaging, pathology & molecular typingHigh-definition imaging, pathology and molecular profiling used to establish staging and subtype — the basis for any treatment plan that follows.

Multidisciplinary team (MDT) referralsFor complex cases, a joint multidisciplinary assessment may be possible. The hospital organises the MDT; we prepare your documents and coordinate How referrals work — To be confirmed

Targeted & immunotherapy medicines (examples)

Targeted medicine for gliomaA targeted medicine for IDH-mutant glioma. Suitability is assessed by the hospital.

Immunotherapy for multiple myelomaAn immunotherapy medicine for relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.

Immunotherapy for small cell lung cancerAn immunotherapy medicine for extensive-stage small cell lung cancer.

Targeted medicine for breast cancerA targeted medicine for ER-positive breast cancer.

Targeted medicine for non-small cell lung cancerA targeted medicine for KRAS G12C-mutant non-small cell lung cancer.

Targeted medicine for urothelial cancerA targeted medicine for urothelial cancer.

Indications are compiled from the Pilot Zone's published catalogues. Specific medicine names are not listed on this site until a hospital confirms them in writing. Availability changes with registration and stock, and is always subject to the hospital's written confirmation.

Local treatments & advanced devices

Yttrium-90 microsphere therapyA local interventional treatment option for liver malignancies. The specific technique is decided by the hospital after assessment.

BNCT — boron neutron capture therapyUsed for conditions including unresectable, locally advanced head and neck cancers; dedicated treatment facilities have been established in Lecheng Receiving hospital — To be confirmed

HistotripsyA non-invasive focused-ultrasound technology for liver tumours.

Single-port robotic surgical systemSingle-port robot-assisted surgery; suitable procedures are assessed by the surgical team.

About prices — let's be straight

Public catalogues list reference prices for individual items, but those are single-item prices, not package totals — and several are marked “price depends on the specific treatment plan”. Until a receiving hospital confirms in writing, this site publishes no figures and never adds items up into a “cost per course”.

What you can do now: send us an outline of your case. We'll help you ask the hospital three things — whether it can accept the case, what approach it would likely take, and how it would quote.