【 Patient situation 】

• Basic information: A 55 year old male with long-term gout.  
• Symptoms: There are obvious crystals in multiple areas of the fingers, toes, elbow joints, and ankle joints. The pain is severe when the disease occurs, which seriously affects the quality of life.  
• Treatment background: Long term medication in China, with symptoms fluctuating and crystals failing to melt.  
• Other comorbidities: throat cancer, and have undergone surgical treatment.  

【 Diagnosis and Treatment Process 】

1. Medical history organization and referral

• Professional medical translators organize patients' medical records, examination reports, medication use, and comorbidity information in China.  
• After a comprehensive analysis of the patient's condition by a general practitioner, they are referred to experts in the field of gout in Japan.  

2. Personalized treatment plan

• Experts develop personalized treatment plans based on patient symptoms, various testing indicators, comorbidity medication use, and daily frequency of visits, including recommendations for medication treatment, daily water intake, and exercise.  
• Regularly review and adjust medication dosage when patients are available to travel to Japan.  

3. Remote support and long-term management
When the patient's schedule is inconvenient, the doctor remotely guides them to complete blood and urine tests in Chinese hospitals, and adjusts the medication dosage in real time according to changes in indicators.  

【 Treatment Effect 】

• After six months of treatment, the crystals gradually softened and the symptoms were significantly relieved.  
• Currently, gout symptoms are well controlled and there is hope for a complete cure.  

[Significance of the Case]

• Through cross-border healthcare, patients have access to personalized and scientific treatment plans. And the rational use of Japanese drugs has solved the long-term problems that have troubled their lives.  
• By providing remote health and medical consultation and connecting with high-end medical resources in Japan, we have fully demonstrated our professional capabilities in chronic disease management.

Note: There are individual differences among patients. The case is for reference only.

【 Patient situation 】

• Basic information: 62 year old male, diagnosed with stage II lung adenocarcinoma.  
• Health status: Pay attention to exercise regularly and have no other obvious comorbidities.
• Treatment requirement: Tumor resection surgery needs to be performed as soon as possible. Note: There are individual differences among patients. The case is for reference only. Team medical system, good rehabilitation cases after minimally invasive surgery

【 Diagnosis and Treatment Process 】

1. Preoperative evaluation and decision-making
• After a comprehensive health assessment by a general practitioner and taking into account the surgical capabilities and rehabilitation efficiency of Japanese hospitals, the patient decided to undergo minimally invasive surgery assisted by robots in Japan.  

2. Precise examination and surgical planning
• After undergoing a precise preoperative examination, the attending physician provides a detailed explanation of the surgical details, including the incision location, estimated bleeding volume, and recovery speed.  
• The anesthesiologist coordinates with the attending physician to optimize the anesthesia plan based on the patient's physical condition, in order to reduce postoperative drug residue and accelerate the recovery process.  

3. Minimally invasive surgery and rehabilitation management
• The surgery was successfully performed, and the patient began physical activity with the assistance of a nurse on the second day after surgery and received professional guidance from a rehabilitation doctor.  
• On the third day after surgery, I was discharged and seven days later, I received permission from the attending physician to fly back to my home country

【 Treatment Effect 】

• Minimally invasive surgery for precise removal of lung tumors, resulting in rapid postoperative recovery for patients. Before returning to China, the patient was able to move around normally, in good physical condition, and did not experience any complications.  

[Significance of the Case]

• This case fully demonstrates Japan's leading level in robot assisted minimally invasive surgery and its professional advantages in postoperative care and rehabilitation management.  
• We provide patients with precise and efficient treatment plans through full coordination, achieving a perfect balance between rapid treatment, rehabilitation, and high-quality life.