Prepare your case
What a Chinese hospital needs before it can say yes
Hospital reviews fail quietly when records are incomplete, untranslated, or contradictory. Kaimen’s Medical Case exists to fix that before you spend anything.
The review baseline
What reviewers consistently ask for
01
Diagnosis and subtype
Pathology report with the exact diagnosis and WHO subtype. Vague summaries stall reviews.
02
Biomarkers
Flow cytometry, FISH, cytogenetics, and relevant markers (e.g. CD19, BCMA) with original values.
03
Treatment history with dates
Every line of therapy, response, and reason for stopping. Reviewers reconstruct the timeline themselves if you don’t.
04
Current disease status
Recent imaging and labs. Hospitals typically want studies less than 4–8 weeks old.
05
Performance status and comorbidities
ECOG score, organ function, infections, and cardiac history — CAR-T safety screening starts here.
06
Original documents, not summaries
Source PDFs and reports. Kaimen links every extracted fact back to the original page so reviewers can verify.
The software route
From upload to hospital-ready in three steps
01
Upload
Secure multi-file upload in any common format. Duplicates and file types are detected automatically.
02
Confirm
Review every extracted fact against its source. Correct anything. Resolve the Readiness Check’s missing-item list.
03
Share
Approve your bilingual Case Passport, choose a hospital and exactly what they see, and send it yourself.
Start with the five-minute check
The Readiness Check tells you which of these requirements you already meet — and what to request next.