On August 26th, the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (CACA) Belt and Road Integrated Oncology Medical Training Base St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou and Lao Oncology Association successfully held a training and sharing session on the theme of minimally invasive integrated treatment of tumor Nanoknife at Vientiane International Hotel, Laos. The training meeting attended by nearly 100 people was fully affirmed by the Lao Ministry of Health. This is also the first stop of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou as the integrated oncology medical training base of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association into Southeast Asia - Laos.

Lao Minister of Health ດຣ ຄຳໃສ ເດດລືໄຊ, Dr. Daovone, President of Lao Oncology Association THEPSOUVANH, Liu Yansheng of the International Affairs Department of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (CACA) to set up the Belt and Road Integrated Oncology Medical Training Base St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, and oncologist Director Peng Xiaochi attended the event. Oncologists and anti-cancer volunteers from all over Laos were invited to participate in this event.

Lao Minister of Health ດຣ ຄໍາໃສ ເດດລືໄຊ,President of Lao Oncology Association Dr. Daovone THEPSOUVANH and other leaders delivered speeches for the event.

Minister of Health of Laos ດຣ ຄໍາໃສ ເດດລືໄຊ expressed the recognition of the integrated and standardized oncology technology of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association and the welcome of the visiting guests, at the same time, it is hoped that St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, as the Belt and Road Integrated Oncology Medical Training Base of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (CACA) to, can serve as a bridge to introduce more new technologies and concepts of cancer prevention and treatment to Laos and help more Lao people.

Minister of Health of Laos

President of Lao Oncology Association

This event invited oncologist Director Peng Xiaochi to explain the international Nano knife minimally invasive treatment technology. For cancer patients, this will be a lecture event that brings hope to life.

Nano knife minimally invasive tumor treatment is a new type of non-thermal tumor minimally invasive ablation technology, derived from irreversible electroporation (IRE). By releasing short pulses with high electric field, it destroys the lipid bilayer structure of tumor cell membrane, forms countless irreversible nanopores on the membrane, changes the permeability of cell membrane, and makes molecules of different sizes freely enter and exit the cell, causing cell death. Nano knife have the advantages of short ablation time, not affected by the heat island effect, preservation of important tissues such as blood vessels and nerves in the treatment area, thorough treatment with clear boundaries, and normal function of the treatment area.

Director Peng explained in detail the knowledge of minimally invasive Nano knife treatment from the principles, methods, operation process and treatment effect ofNanoknife minimally invasive treatment. He said that Nanoknife can do things that other ablation methods cannot do in use, and the technology will be more and more widely used in cancer treatment.

After listening to Director Peng's explanation, Dr Daovone Thepsouvanh, President of Lao Oncology Association, said the mature application of Nano knife minimally invasive treatment technology will provide more choices for cancer patients and bring new hope for recovery. At the same time, it is hoped that St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou can carry out more similar training activities related to cancer treatment in Laos.

The doctors and volunteers present also listened attentively, actively asked questions, and thanked Director Peng for the wonderful lecture he brought to them. Then they also interacted with Director Peng, Director Peng patiently and carefully explained various questions raised by everyone.

The international minimally invasive cancer treatment technology sharing meeting jointly organized by the Lao Office of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou and the Lao Oncology Association not only brought new knowledge and technology to the local people, but also set up on-site consultation for cancer patients, and experts pointed out the road of cancer treatment face-to-face. In the future, St. Stamford Guangzhou Modern Cancer Hospital will base itself on the new starting point of the Belt and Road Integrated Medical Training Base of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association, carry out more training activities, and bring more high-end and more humanized technology and services to Southeast Asian patients! In the future, St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou will base itself on the new starting point of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (CACA) to set up the Belt and Road Integrated Oncology Medical Training Base, carry out more training activities, and bring more high-end and more humanized technology and services to Southeast Asian patients!