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All types of organic tissue, both primitive and metastatic, can be reached through selective arteriography by utilizing a catheter positioned in the hepatic artery through which it is possible to administer 500 cm3 5 % solution daily, possibly combining this with oral intake.

The regression always takes place if there is a sufficient quantity of working hepatic parenchyma – at least 30 % - even in the presence of an infection from hepatitis virus. The life expectancy is a function of the size of the masses and it can increase constantly as treatments are repeated over time up to the restoration of normal life conditions.

The therapeutic scheme normally includes a cycle via the artery of 6-7 days, repeated every 3-4 weeks and a teaspoon of bicarbonate dissolved in water taken on an empty stomach during the rest day in the intermediate period. Although rare, side effects occurring during the therapy are:

• elevation of body temperature up to 38 °C, in some cases up to 39°C
• cephalea
• moderate hypertension/hypotension episodes
• pain in the hepatic area, caused by the action of bicarbonate in the presence of hemorrhagic elements
• urinary retention

All the symptoms described above are caused by the bicarbonate that immediately disintegrates the masses causing regress in a short time – about 30-60 minutes – through abundant oral hydration or with the administration of phleboclyses that dilutes the catabolites. The phleboclyses contain 10 % glucose solution with the addition of potassium chloride and physiological solutions.

In addition to the above therapeutic scheme, it may sometimes be useful to position a small catheter directly inside the neoplastic mass in which we can infuse the sodium bicarbonate in order to attack a mass that does not regress fast enough. If appropriately treated, liver cancer regresses in a very high percentage of cases (90%) with equally elevated final recovery rates (70-80%). The exceptions are cases where all or a vast part of hepatic parenchyma (the hepatic matter) has been replaced by the neoplastic masses.

This case as well as the following one had negative results. However, they still demonstrate that the infusion therapy with sodium bicarbonate at 5 % determines an often dramatic regression of the neoplastic masses.

The 72-year-old patient that we examine is HCV positive (that is, he suffers from hepatitis C), and he is affected by hepatic carcinoma that is 120mm x 115mm x 105mm (as shown by ecographic scan of January 16, 2001).

From March 7 to March 10, 2001, he undergoes treatment with sodium bicarbonate solutions at 5% that is administered directly into the hepatic arteries (the plural is because there are two arteries instead of one). After about one month, the size of the mass is reduced to 30mm X 15mm.
However, in the pelvic cavity there is ascetical liquid that is produced by the hepatitis. This is the disease that certainly caused the death of the patient several months later, since a CAT scan previously performed showed the disappearance of the neoplastic mass.

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