Cases from private practices - Papimi

Case F Patient: Chrysanthy S. Age: 41. July 10, 1992
Conditions: Endometriosis, Ovarian Cancer, Staphylococcus infection, hand burn,
respiratory congestion.
Early History:
In 1976, at the age of 25, the patient was diagnosed with early stage cervical cancer. She underwent a
conization operation to have it removed. Prior to that time she had given birth to two children and at the
age of 30, gave birth to her third child. At that time she had no adverse symptoms except that her PAP
tests were not clear, indicating that there still might be a cancer problem. At the age of 35 she was
diagnosed as having a cyst on her left ovary (12 X 6 X 4 mm). This variety normally does not go into
remission. It was surgically removed, together with a small part of her left ovary. As doctors had
predicted, after the operation she had great difficulty becoming pregnant.
Condition and Therapy Prior to PAP IMI Treatment:
Two years later, at the age of 37, the patient began suffering from entometriosis. Her menstrual period
had become highly irregular with cycles ranging from 22 to 32 days and her period sometimes lasting up
to 12 days.
Her menstrual emission was abnormally thick and she suffered from continuous pain which was most
severe during her period. During several days of her cycle the pain was so great that on some occasions it
would prevent her from working. Around January 1990 (age 39) she began hormone treatment with 100
mg/day of Danadrol. She noticed an immediate improvement of her condition, her pain being
considerably reduced and menstrual emission being much thinner. But unfortunately her medication at
the same time gave her several annoying side effects. Twenty days after starting the medication, she
developed mastitis, hair loss, and gained about 8 kilos of weight. Also she contracted a staphylococcus
infection which covered her back with pimples.
For six months (January to June) she took medicine to counter the mastitis, however the mastitis
continued.
Her doctor suggested other ways of treating her entometriosis, such as hysterectomy or laser
laparoscopi (considered dangerous in her case). She did not wish to proceed with either of these
alternatives. On March 23, 1992 (age 41), she was diagnosed as having a new cyst on her left ovary.
Sonograms taken on April 1st showed this to measure 39 X 26 X 18 mm (see Attachment F-1). Rather
than have it surgically removed or undergo a hysterectomy operation, she decided to undergo treatments
with the PAP IMI Device.
PEC and PAP IMI Treatments and Subsequent Diagnosis:
The patient had 2 or 3 PEC IDD treatments almost 2 years prior to her April 1992 treatment. She
underwent these earlier treatments in February of 1990 for back pain. The treatments alleviated her back
pain. Although she did not treat her lower abdomen area, she noticed that her period came shortly
afterward on the day she received her first PEC IDD treatment.
At the beginning of April, after her ovarian cyst had been diagnosed, she again underwent treatment
with the PAP IMI with the hope that her condition might improve. Over a nine day period, she
underwent 6 treatments exposing both the front and back of the left side of her uterine region. She took
these on April 3, 6, 8, 10, 11, and 12. The first five treatments each lasted from 7 to 10 minutes; her sixth
treatment lasted 15 minutes and included exposure to her whole body.
During her first treatment, she noticed an immediate relief of abdominal pressure. Something she had
never before experienced. Three to four hours later she released a small amount of menstruel blood and
within a day her period began and lasted for 12 to 15 days. Its onset was quite unexpected since her
previous period had finished just 4 to 5 days earlier. Since that time, her menstrual cycle has returned to
normal, with 2 cycles 28 days in length and one cycle 26 days in length and with periods each lasting 4 to
5 days. These have been the first normal periods she has had in the past 6 years. They have occurred
without pain or any associated emotional disturbances. During this time she has felt better than she has
for many years. In addition, after her first PAP IMI treatment, the staph pimples on her back, which
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