It’s a medical domino effect no one could have seen coming.

A 60-year-old man in Australia was suffering from stage four melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, and it had spread to several other places including his liver and thigh bone.

While he was in treatment, he had to undergo unrelated heart surgery — and was stunned to learn, months later, that his tumors had vanished.

“I was surprised, shocked, and relieved to hear the cancer had completely disappeared. I couldn’t control my emotions,” said the man, identified in the BMJ case study only as Mr. A.

But that wasn’t the only surprise in store.

Two years after the heart surgery, Mr. A…

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