Where are the lesion's boundaries? Are other organs involved?
Review examinations and the treatment already proposed.
The lesion's boundaries and surrounding structures need assessment. Prepare existing CT or MRI, ultrasound and reports to review the complete picture.
LiverIf lesions have been found in the lungs or other organs, share those examinations too. All sites should be considered alongside the liver lesion.
Other lesionsDiscuss CT, MRI and the proposed plan before travelling. Review medication-based options; surgery decisions require the relevant specialists.
Before surgery
Li Elfrentiy · Visus MedicalA specialist in non-conventional medicine at Visus Medical, receiving enquiries about echinococcosis and alveolar echinococcosis.
Three different voices.
Three personal accounts of contacting the clinic.
One patient's experience does not predict another person's treatment outcome.
YouTube · VisusBegin with existing images and reports. Review the diagnosis, previous operations and medicines you already take.
CT / MRIThe clinic offers a non-surgical medication-based approach. Its options and limitations are individual. Assessment for complete lesion removal and antiparasitic therapy remain important in alveolar echinococcosis.
Choosing an approachTreatment and monitoring may be prolonged. Discuss follow-up examinations, communication and suitability for remote support after your case is reviewed.
Ongoing supportDistance from the clinic does not prevent you from starting with a consultation about your examinations.
Discuss the possibility of non-surgical treatment with remote support. Your case determines communication, monitoring and whether an in-person visit is needed.
Our clinic is in Nurafshon. Your first enquiry can come from where you are.
Share existing CT and MRI, reports and medical records.
Your treatment history, medication-based options and a suitable consultation format.
Agree support, follow-up examinations and treatment conditions.
Remote care is not suitable for everyone. In-person examinations and specialist care may be necessary.
Answers to questions people bring to us.
Alveolar echinococcosis is a distinct form, with different lesions and treatment. Share the full report and images: the word “cyst” alone is not enough to choose the same course for both diagnoses.
Medication is used, but complete removal of the lesion must be assessed separately. In suitable cases, surgery with antiparasitic therapy is important. Discussing the clinic's approach does not replace that assessment.
Your history can be discussed remotely, including after several operations. Prepare surgical records, CT/MRI over time and prescriptions. Follow-up, duration and costs are individual; in-person specialists may be needed.
Share CT/MRI and the proposed treatment plan.
Discuss your case before travelling to the clinic.
In another city or country? Begin remotely ↗
Conversation → clarity → next stepBriefly describe
the diagnosis and location
Ask how to share
your images and reports
Agree an in-person or remote
format, conditions and cost
