CT on Jun 29, 2004: "Significant interval improvement of pulmonary metastatic disease compare to previous CT 3-19-04. Decreased size and resolution of multiple pulmonary nodules bilaterally. Significantly decreased size of mass invading the left anterior chest wall with associated rib destruction. Decreased size of multiple mediastinal lymph nodes. Stable loculated left pleural effusion. Decreased pleural metastatic deposits. These images show significant improvement of all the areas of metastatic kidney cancer, which is wonderful."

MRI on August 9, 2004 comparing to MRI on May 1, 2004: "The largest lesion adjacent to the frontal horn of the right lateral ventricle is unchanged to minimally decreased in size (previously measuring 8.8mm*7.1mm). Left medial frontal lobe lesion has decreased in size previously measuring 6mm now measuring 5mm. Right frontal cortical lesion measures 5mm (previously measuring 7.6mm). Multiple additional scattered lesions have also mildly decreased in size. No new lesions are identified. Bilateral cerebellar lesions have decreased and are now barely visible on the left and small measuring 3mm on the right. MRI on Dec 10, 2004: "There is no evidence of metastasis to the brain, the patient's known multiple metastasis within the brain appear to have completely disappeared"

on April 2003: "WBC 1.5, RBC 3.48, HGB 11.1, ANA⁺, Occult Blood²⁺, Protein¹⁺, Bun/Creat 30".
on June 16: "WBC 9.6, RBC 3.94, HGB 13.2, ANA⁺, Occult Blood^-, protein^-, Bun/Creat 29"

CT on March 25, 2004 (Comparison to Oct 10, 2003): "1. No abnormal increased FDG foci are seen suggestive of recurrence of lymphoma. However, there is increasing size of small right illac lymph nodes compared to a baseline CT from Nov 21, 2002. 2. Decreasing size of interminate pulmonary nodules with no increased FDG activity within them."

on July 7: AFP 36.48; on Aug 29: AFP 23.66
CT on June 1: "Cirrhosis of liver, liver metastases (confirmed on further examination), portal hypertension, splenomegaly, cyst on the right of liver, cholecystitis, choletithiasis, pleural effusion."
CT on Aug 29: "Cyst on the right of liver slighly splenomegaly, no abnormal seen in liver, no effusion in abdominal cavity and pleural.

After one dose of treatment, urine can pass out. Three days later, edema disappeared. Patient survived, and made full recovery after one year treatment.