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According to the World Health Organization, 250.000 - 500.000 people suffer spinal cord injuries yearly. When spinal injuries happen, they need to be treated and rehabilitated right away. Restoring the body's sensory and motor functions ASAP gets the person back to his daily life. On the other hand, if help doesn't come quickly, the situation could worsen, leading to severe damage to the neuromotor system or even death.

According to WHO estimates, since 2000, Parkinson's disease has increased by 81%, and associated mortality has increased by 100% worldwide. The worst thing is that the onset of the disease occurs during the most active period of life (50-60 years). It eventually leads to a slow decay of all vital functions: mental abilities and physical activity are lost.

Hepatic Metastases mean the spread of malignant tumors from other organs to the liver through the blood and lymph. They often come from cancer of the lungs (25.9%), stomach (56.9%), colon (21.4%), breast (4.4%), and pancreas (19.6%), where metastases in the liver are found in 50% of cases. If the tumor is found first in the liver, it is called primary liver cancer. Most malignant metastatic liver cancer is called secondary.

Unstable political and economic situations, protracted conflicts, constant stress, colossal information pressure, or chronic fatigue deplete the nervous system. As a result, it can no longer work at total capacity. That leads to a functional neurological (or conversion) disorder.

Lutetium-177 PSMA is the latest treatment method for metastatic or non-treatable cancer. With the help of modern technologies, it has become possible to attack cancer with a weapon of point destruction. That reduces the tumor and relieves symptoms without affecting neighboring healthy cells.

The definition of Mohs surgery is a unique microsurgical method. It eliminates typical skin cancers (like squamous cell carcinoma, melanoma, etc.) and rare ones. Most oncologists agree that this is the best way to treat skin cancer. The main point of the procedure is to remove the cancerous tumor in thin layers over time. Then, a microscope is used to look at each layer. When tumor cells are no longer found in the next layer, the treatment is considered to be finished.