Pancreatic Cancer Resectability - What Radiologists Need To Know!

[@amkmuzik]

Time stamps 1:27 Learning objectives 6:00 Technical considerations 11:15 Challenges and staging 15:40 Abutment and Encasement 18:20 Case based learning 39:15 Mimics and differentials

[@mitanshusharma5944]

Very Nicely Explained, Thankyou

[@RadioGyan]

Glad you liked it, Mitanshu !

[@hananmeshaal8384]

thank you so much ...very informative lecture

[@RadioGyan]

You are most welcome

[@madhavkulkarni8988]

Very nicely explained .

[@RadioGyan]

Glad you liked it, Dr. Kulkarni!

[@astro8255]

Love it Thank you very much

[@RadioGyan]

You're welcome 😊

[@pavanrathod4088]

Thank you for your insights sir

[@RadioGyan]

Welcome!

[@grahamgibson4669]

Thanks for this presentation. The focus is rightly on the tumor but what are the concerns when a tumor looks to be resectable, say on the body/tail but a enlarged lymph node near an vein or artery is also present. How does this change the decision? All other organs are unremarkable.

[@astro8255]

At 38:22 I think there is SMA syndrome, too

[@yephone6486]

Thank you sir

[@RadioGyan]

Glad you liked it !

[@banjo8704]

If cancer is resectible now (stage1-2) what is the best option? Surgery now and then chemo or 2-4 months chemo then do whipple? That's my choice right now. Probably do chemo first then surgery. Hopefully, not the wrong choice.

[@RadioGyan]

We won't be able to comment on this. Kindly consult your treating physician.

[@zohebmulla3670]

Can ulcers of colon can be seen in ct scan?

[@RadioGyan]

Not unless they are significantly large or associated with a mass.

[@zohebmulla3670]

​@@RadioGyanok thanks.... A lot. 👍🏻