Der Zeit voraus, durch kürzere Behandlung, für ein längeres Leben.
Herzlich willkommen im theranostischen Zentrum Molecular Internal NUclide ThErapy (MINUTEmedical) in Wien. Wir bieten Ihnen ein umfassendes Spektrum aller derzeit verfügbaren molekularen internen Radionuklidtherapien und diagnostischen Methoden mit allerhöchster fachlicher und wissenschaftlicher Kompetenz. Die Radionuklidtherapie mit den mit Lutetium-177 [177Lu] oder Actinium-225 [225Ac] markierten Liganden ist eine gezielte Strahlenbehandlung auf molekularer Ebene. Es werden Enzyme oder Rezeptoren eingesetzt, die bestimmten Krebsarten auf der Oberfläche von Krebszellen eigen sind, um die Radiopharmaka zu binden und den Tumor und die Metastasen direkt und mit minimaler Schädigung des umgebenden gesunden Gewebes zu zerstören. Die Diagnostik verwendet einen anderen, harmlosen Emitter, Gallium-68 oder [68Ga], um die Krebszellen auf dem PET/CT-Scanner buchstäblich zu "beleuchten" und sichtbar zu machen. Darum geht es bei dem Konzept der Theranostik: die gleichen spezifischen Rezeptoren in Krebszellen als Dockingstation zu nutzen, um sowohl für die Therapie als auch für die Diagnostik gezielte Bestrahlung zu binden. "Das Ziel sehen, das Ziel behandeln".
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Im Herzen einer der schönsten Städte der Welt betreuen wir Sie in absoluter Diskretion, maßgeschneidert nach Ihren Bedürfnissen. Dies bedeutet, dass Sie bei uns einerseits eine hochspezifische, personalisierte Therapie gegen Ihren Tumor bekommen, aber dabei nur geringe Zeit aufwenden müssen. Somit haben Sie nur minimale Einschränkungen in ihrem Geschäftsalltag. Unser Service garantiert Ihnen dabei, von Anreise über Therapie bis Abreise individuell und äußerst diskret behandelt zu werden.
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"My story began in December 2014 when I was diagnosed with prostate cancer (PC). It was identified as “intermediate risk”. I chose not to have surgery and decided to do watchful waiting. I also wanted to stay away from hormone therapy. After another MRI that showed that the PC was very near the seminal vesicles, I engaged a doctor in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to help me with treatment. He treated the PC with focal cryoablation, and my PSA went from 9 to 0.6. This was done in October 2017. The PSA stayed there for about 2 years before it began to gradually move up. After I did not respond to the immune therapy, we pursued the 177Lu-PSMA treatment with Dr. Hartenbach. My PSA was about 48 in the fall of 2021.
After 1 cycle (3 infusions) of the therapy, my PSA was 2.39. The follow-up PSMA scan showed a remarkable improvement. There were only a couple of places where the cancer was still in the process of dying. We were very pleased at the response. This was in the spring of 2022 and the therapy had given me 2 years of remission. After closely monitoring the PC with scheduled labs, the PSA began to move up again. When it reached 23, we felt more treatment would be beneficial. So, in December of 2023 I started another cycle of the 177Lu-PSMA therapy. We also added a drug called Orgovyx to the therapy. The PSMA scan was done in April after the treatment was completed in February 2024. I guess I can say that I experienced minimal side effects from the treatment (some nausea for a couple of days and some “dry mouth”). So, all in all, I was treated with 2 cycles (6 actual infusions) by Dr. Hartenbach.
This time, the results of the treatment and scan were remarkable. The PSMA scan was clear, and the report said I had a “complete response” to the therapy – my PSA is now 0.1. This couldn’t have been a better result and I was so grateful and blessed to have been working with Dr. Hartenbach and his staff. I am praying for a long - term remission.
Thanks again for Dr. Hartenbach and all his staff."
Dies ist eine gekürzte Version. Lesen Sie hier die vollständige Geschichte (Deutsch).
William Daly
My story started back in December of 2020 when I was told that I had advanced prostate cancer, which had spread to my lymphatic system. This was picked up with a routine blood test when I turned 50 years of age and when they included the PSA as a blood marker. I did not have any obvious symptoms at the time and in fact I was still running 7-minute miles and was very active.
I was put on hormone treatment in January of 2021 after I came back from the Royal Marsden hospital in the UK where I got a PSMA scan (I could not get a scan in Ireland for 9 months). Later in 2021 I started a course of 6 x Chemo (Docetaxel) and then 4 weeks of RT. In early 2022 I came off the hormone treatment due to side effects (my PSA has gone to a very low figure). I got my life back again as I regained my energy, and my fatigue was a lot less.
Then in early 2023 my PSA started to slowly rise again, so we looked into travelling to the US to undergo immunotherapy and cryotherapy at a clinic. While waiting for this clinic to admit me I developed an intermittent pain in my left leg which I relayed to my oncologist during an outpatient visit. After immediate X-rays of my leg, I was told that I had an impending fracture of my femur and needed an emergency hip replacement (my pelvic bone was also diseased). My hip was replaced 2 days later, and when I was strong enough again, I went to America to undergo this procedure in the hope that it would put me into remission again. Unfortunately, this operation was not successful, and within a month of coming home the pain I was suffering in my leg area was unbearable due to the metastasis in my pelvic area. I was put straight back on hormone treatment again and was told that I would be also receiving RT again.
My good Wife Brid had been in touch with the American clinic looking to see if there were other options available. This was then when I was referred to Prof Hartenbach and the rest as they say is history. I’m off all pain medication and with the hopes of coming off both my hormone treatments in the near future. From there it will be active surveillance and fingers crossed, but certainly this treatment has given me back my life.
Thank you, Prof Hartenbach and team.
Sean Kenny
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