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A U.S. patient with advanced cancer and Parkinson’s stabilized after receiving an experimental China-only drug at a Shanghai cancer center, with U.S.-trained doctors aiding care.
A U.S. patient with advanced lung cancer and Parkinson’s disease, who had no remaining standard treatment options in the U.S., stabilized after receiving ivonescimab—a PD1/VEGF bispecific antibody only available in China—at Jiahui International Cancer Center in Shanghai.
The treatment followed a video consultation with Dr. Xuan Linli, a U.S.-trained oncologist.
Immune-related complications required ICU care, but a multidisciplinary team, including the drug’s principal investigator, successfully managed the condition.
Jiahui, partnered with Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, provided international patient services including remote consultations and travel support.
The case underscores growing global interest in China’s oncology advances, with Shanghai emerging as a key hub for innovative cancer care.
Un paciente estadounidense con cáncer avanzado y Parkinson se estabilizó después de recibir un medicamento experimental solo para China en un centro de cáncer de Shanghái, con médicos entrenados en los Estados Unidos ayudando en la atención.