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Types of Cancer  >  Pancreatic Cancer  >  Management of Pancreatic Cancer

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Available Treatments of Pancreatic Cancer  - Pancreatic cancer can be treated using either surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or a combination of these treatments. Exactly how a patient with pancreatic cancer is treated will depend on how ...
Surgical Treatments of Pancreatic Cancer  -  When performing pancreatic cancer surgery, the surgery can be either curative or palliative. Curative surgery is generally only used when a surgeon is confident that he or she will be able to comple ...
Surgery For Cancer of The Pancreas  -  Cancer of the pancreas is currently the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States. In fact, it is associated with the lowest survival rate of any cancer. Why is it such a fata ...
Treating Pancreatic Cancer by Stage  -  Pancreatic cancer is staged according to Roman numerals IA to IV. Pancreatic cancer that is labeled as stage IA includes those that are confined to the pancreas and that are less than 2 cm in size. S ...
Using Chemotherapy in the Treatment of Pancreatic Cancer  - Systemic chemotherapy is often used in treating metastatic cases of pancreatic cancer. When prescribing this treatment, a doctor will administer anti-cancer drugs to the patient either intravenously o ...
The Use of Radiation Therapy in Treating Pancreatic Cancer  - Radiation therapy has been used to treat many different types of cancer. The treatment process involves using high-energy particles to destroy the cancerous cells in the body. There are different type ...
What Happens After Pancreatic Cancer Treatment  - What happens after a patient has undergone pancreatic cancer treatment will depend on the course of treatment undertaken and the patient's individual circumstances. Each pancreatic cancer treatment ha ...
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