Latvian Virotherapy Center

Doctors of the Latvian Virotherapy Center are ones of the few practicing the treatment of cancer pathologies by virotherapy. This is a relatively new direction, allowing detrimentally affecting on pathogenic cancer cells by using biological preparations, while minimizing the negative impact on healthy cells. This technique is characterized by high efficiency and minimal side effects, which is not the case for classical methods of fighting cancer.
Virotherapy Center’s specialists treat cancer with the help of the drug “Rigvir”. This drug, the result of twenty years of research and development, contains a non-pathogenic ECHO-7 virus that effectively destroys cancer cells. The Latvian Virotherapy Center offers comprehensive treatment programs, comfortable wards, and healthy foods.
The doctor monitors patient’s immune system. She is specialized in the treatment of cancer and is a co-author of scientific publications such as “Possibilities of drug therapy for skin melanoma in Latvia”, “Immunotherapy (oncolytic virotherapy) with adapted ECHO-7 virus Rigvir prolongs survival in patients with melanoma after surgical excision of a tumor in a retrospective study” (the original name on English, and others.
She is a doctor of medical sciences, associate professor of the RSU, chief specialist of the Ministry of Health in oncology. Author of several books and many scientific and popular science articles. The most popular and recognized book among patients is the book “Diagnosis is Cancer” which was re-published in Latvian and Russian.
Member of the Board of the Association of Latvian Neuroimmunologists. Medical Researcher at the Latvian Virotherapy Center.
She is a specialist in oncology and virotherapy at the International Virotherapy Center. She has extensive experience in the field of medicine.
Medical consultation | 40 - 70 $ | Enquire price |
Immunodiagnostic | 1000 - 2500 $ | Enquire price |
Course of virotherapy | 10 000 - 18 000 $ | Enquire price |
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