Malignant Melanoma - reduced by 50%

       A malignant melanoma is in 1999 removed from the left
       shoulder of a 30 year-old Danish man, born in 1969. From
       September, 2008, the patient begins to suffer from pain in
       his right kidney, and in October, 2008, blood appears in
       his urine.

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     Malignant Skin Cancer

       A Norwegian male, Ø. S., born 1955, was operated twice
       for a malignant skin cancer, malignant melanoma, in June-
       August 1955 on the right thoracic wall. A metastatic de-
       struction was found in the lumbar vertebral body No.4 in
       September 1995,  treated with radiation in October 1995.

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    Malignant Melanoma in the liver disappears
        
       The patient is a young Swedish woman from 1967, in whom
       a small malignant melanoma was removed from the back
       side of the left knee in the summer of 2004.

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     Advanced Malignant Melanoma with multiple metastases

        The patient is a Norwegian woman, born in 1966,  in whom
        a malignant melanoma was removed from the left thigh in
        February 2001.

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     Malignant Tumour

        From February 1985 Pt. T.C. - at that time he was 24
        years old - felt tired and had lost weight (about 14 kg).
        He also had meal related vomiting, but nothing abnormal
        was found in his stomach.

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