Can pancreatic cancer be detected by color Doppler ultrasound?

Can color Doppler ultrasound detect pancreatic cancer? When many pancreatic cancer patients are diagnosed, it is already in the late stage and the best treatment period has been missed. Improving the understanding of pancreatic cancer diagnosis information is helpful for early detection of pancreatic cancer. The editor will introduce: Can color Doppler ultrasound detect pancreatic cancer? How to diagnose pancreatic cancer?

At present, color Doppler ultrasound can detect pancreatic cancer. In addition to color Doppler ultrasound, endoscopic ultrasound, pancreaticoduodenoscope and other methods can also be used to diagnose pancreatic cancer. If you find symptoms suspected of pancreatic cancer, such as upper abdominal distension, discomfort, and pain, it is best to seek medical diagnosis and treatment in time.

Early pancreatic cancer, if treated with regular treatment, such as surgical treatment, has a very high survival rate. Therefore, early detection and treatment of pancreatic cancer is an important means to prolong life. Color Doppler ultrasound mainly consists of probe, ultrasonic transmitting circuit, receiving circuit, signal processing display part and recording part, and its working principle is designed according to the Doppler principle. Due to the use of Doppler technology, doctors can detect the direction and speed of blood flow based on color Doppler ultrasound, understand the blood flow status of the heart and blood vessels in real time and realistically, and provide rich hemodynamic information. Pancreatic cancer is preventable. In particular, receiving a color Doppler examination once a year can detect pancreatic cancer problems early. However, color Doppler ultrasound can preliminarily screen pancreatic lesions, and pancreatic cancer examination requires further enhanced CT and blood tests for CA199 and CEA.

In addition to color Doppler ultrasound, imaging examinations have gradually begun to be used for the early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer, such as endoscopic ultrasound, pancreatoscopy, intraductal ultrasound, dynamic spiral CT (combining ERCP with spiral CT), positron emission tomography (PET), etc. The development of imaging technology will enable more and more small pancreatic cancers to be discovered. The clinical characteristics of pancreatic cancer are a short course of disease, rapid progression, and rapid deterioration. If you find symptoms suspected of pancreatic cancer, such as upper abdominal distension and pain, it is best to seek medical diagnosis and treatment in time.

The above is an introduction to how color ultrasound can be used to detect pancreatic cancer. We hope that the general public will pay attention to their own health and if they find symptoms of suspected pancreatic cancer, it is best to seek medical diagnosis in time and receive scientific and reasonable treatment in a timely manner.