Subsidize 60%! This PET/CT Examination Subsidy Program Makes "Tumor Tracking" More Precise

Clinical data shows,

the early-stage cancer cure rate can reach over 80%.

For cancer patients,

"early diagnosis and early treatment" are crucial.

Among them, the PET/CT examination

is one of the important diagnostic and treatment methods for early-stage cancer.

What is a PET/CT examination?

Is the PET/CT examination expensive?

Are there any ways to reduce the examination fee?

Today, let us take you to learn about

the PET/CT Examination Subsidy Program.

1. Project Background — PET/CT Examination Subsidy Program

To further build a multi-level medical security system

and effectively reduce the medical burden on the public,

the People's Government of Beijiao Town and the Beijiao Charity Association

jointly initiated and established

the Beijiao Charity Association · Beijiao Town "Healthy Town" Charity Fund.

It focuses on covering diseases such as tumors and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases,

gradually advancing the entire process of "prevention-treatment-rehabilitation" in Beijiao Town,

building a joint health security service system,

and constructing a health security network for citizens.

Among them, HeYou Hospital is responsible for undertaking the following two projects:

Tumor PET/CT Examination, Cardiovascular Disease Screening

2. What are the advantages of PET/CT examination?

According to the latest data from the National Cancer Center,

in 2022, there were 4,824,700 new cancer cases in China

and 2,574,200 cancer deaths.

Focusing on the Guangdong region,

the incidence rate of malignant tumors in Guangdong Province is 286.7/100,000,

higher than the national average.

The mortality rate is 144.9/100,000.

Malignant tumors rank as the leading cause of death among urban residents in Guangdong Province.

PET/CT examination plays a vital role in the early diagnosis of tumors,

determination of treatment plans, and efficacy evaluation.

Even if the tumor lesion is small,

specific imaging agents can still be taken up by tumor cells

and subsequently displayed by PET/CT.

A whole-body PET/CT can complete a full-body screening in one session.