What is the two-year recurrence rate after pancreatic cancer surgery?

The pancreas plays a very important role in the body. Pancreatic cancer can cause great harm to the patient's body. With the continuous advancement of science, the treatment of pancreatic cancer is also very advanced. Pancreatic cancer can be treated by surgery, but patients often have recurrences after treatment. So, is the recurrence rate of pancreatic cancer after surgery high? Let's take a look.

Is the recurrence rate of pancreatic cancer high after surgery? What treatment should be done to prevent recurrence?
The recurrence rate is very high. Generally, pancreatic cancer patients still need to undergo combined radiotherapy, chemotherapy and biological immunotherapy after surgery to consolidate the surgical effect, improve prognosis, and prevent cancer metastasis and recurrence. It mainly depends on whether the patient's physical condition can adapt to this chemotherapy. The side effects of chemotherapy are very serious. It is recommended that you consider tumor biological immunotherapy technology, that is, CLS autologous immune cell therapy technology.
From the above introduction, we know that the recurrence rate of pancreatic cancer after surgery is very high. In life, patients should protect themselves and undergo chemotherapy after surgery. If the patient still has symptoms similar to the above after surgery, then your pancreatic cancer has recurred and you need to go for treatment again.