What are the methods for treating pancreatic cancer abroad

Now with the increasing incidence of cancer, people have begun to talk about cancer with fear. Of course, people are also more concerned about how to treat cancer! There are many ways to treat cancer, and there are different treatments for different cancers. Many people suffer from it at home and abroad. The following is an introduction to the methods of treating pancreatic cancer abroad.

Pancreatic cancer is a common pancreatic tumor, more than half of which are located in the pancreatic head. About 90% are ductal adenocarcinomas originating from the glandular duct epithelium. Its incidence rate accounts for 1% to 2% of all malignant tumors in the body, and has increased significantly both at home and abroad in recent years. Pancreatic cancer can occur in any part of the pancreas, with pancreatic head cancer accounting for about 60%, pancreatic body cancer accounting for about 20%, diffuse cancer accounting for about 10%, and a few cases with unknown locations.

Whether it is domestic or foreign treatment of pancreatic cancer, the methods are similar. Biological treatment can be tried for pancreatic cancer.

Regarding the treatment of pancreatic cancer, it is generally believed that early-stage patients are better treated with surgery, which can remove most lesions. The effect will be even better if it is supplemented with biological therapy, because biological therapy can effectively remove those tiny tumor cells that remain in the body and control the recurrence and metastasis of tumor cells. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are still recommended for patients in the middle and late stages, because at this time many patients' bodies cannot withstand the risks of surgery, and at this time the tumor cells have spread, and surgical treatment is of little significance. However, radiotherapy and chemotherapy have toxic side effects on the human body. Patients with advanced pancreatic cancer have weak physical functions and can no longer tolerate radiotherapy and chemotherapy. They can choose biological therapy, which can enhance the patient's immunity, reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and improve the effect of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Biological therapy can show very good results whether it is assisted by surgery or radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

Biological treatment is actually very simple and painless. First, a certain amount of blood is collected to extract the immature immune cells in the patient's body. After being cultured in vitro using the latest international biotechnology, the cells are returned to the patient's body. This can not only kill tumor cells accurately and efficiently, but also stimulate the body to produce anti-tumor immune responses, thereby allowing the immune system to function normally to kill tumor cells and initiate immune surveillance to prevent the metastasis and recurrence of pancreatic cancer.