2. Medical treatment

     Given that pancreatic cancer is a malignant tumor that is difficult to diagnose and treat, a multi-specialty medical team for pancreatic cancer was established in 2013. The main members include: General Surgery, Gastrointestinal Hepatobiliary, Endoscopic Diagnosis and Treatment Center, Medical Oncology, Radiology Department of Oncology, Department of Metabolism, Department of Radiology, Department of Nuclear Medicine, and Department of Pathological Inspection, etc., provide accurate diagnosis, advanced surgical techniques and comprehensive treatment plans, establish standard treatment guidelines for pancreatic cancer patients based on the latest medical evidence and update them every year, and The most correct diagnosis and the most appropriate treatment suggestions are given to patients through team meetings, in order to improve the quality of life and survival time of pancreatic cancer patients. Accurate pancreatic cancer imaging and endoscopic ultrasound and pathological diagnosis team enable rapid and accurate diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and early treatment. Experienced pancreatic cancer internal medicine team provides leading/ Adjuvant chemotherapy to effectively enhance the therapeutic effect of pancreatic cancer before and after surgery, provide systemic chemotherapy for unresectable patients or combine photon therapy and heavy particle therapy to strengthen the local control and treatment of pancreatic tumors , so that some patients who were originally inoperable after treatment still have the opportunity for surgical treatment, so as to improve the survival rate of pancreatic cancer. Every year, the team regularly evaluates the treatment level of pancreatic cancer patients and the survival rate of each stage in our hospital through the analysis of various medical indicators and cancer registration data, so as to maintain the level of top medical centers.