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Diagnosis
Primary peritoneal serous carcinoma
Date of birth
born 03.10.2007
Place of residence
Odesa

In the beautiful city of Odessa lives a sweet girl named Anastasia. She's an inquisitive, active, and loved child. She always makes everyone happy with her successes. In 2014 year, Nastya in passed the entrance exams to school (1 grade), but while undergoing a comprehensive examination at the clinic, a fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity was accidentally discovered. The girl was sent for further examination at the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital. After a series of tests, a CT scan and MRI, doctors decided to perform surgery. During the operation, a mass was discovered in the abdominal cavity, followed by a devastating diagnosis: malignant mesothelioma of the abdominal cavity and of the pelvic region. This disease is very rare in children and there is no practice for its treatment in Ukraine.

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After some time, the girl and her mother were sent to Kyiv for additional examination at the Cancer Institute. In Kyiv, a repeat histology test was performed, which showed that the girl had carcinoma. Two trial chemotherapy cycles were prescribed. Again, in a cycle, CT and MRI. The chemotherapy scans did not produce any results . Nastya and her mother were sent to another oncology clinic, where they diagnosed mesothelioma. The Kyiv Cancer Institute prescribed 4 trial chemotherapy cycles, which did not produce any results . After this, 27 in December, a medical council decided to discontinue the child's treatment. As of the girl is currently without treatment, but the parents are not despairing and are looking for clinics in other countries that have experience treating this disease. 

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In March 2015 at an Israeli clinic performed a repeat histology. Nastya was diagnosed with — primary peritoneal serous carcinoma. Unfortunately, this is also a very rare type of cancer and there is no treatment practice in Ukraine.

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Nastya's parents are currently awaiting proposals from foreign clinics. Without even speculating, one thing is certain: — treatment is expensive!

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