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Pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is considered the 8th most common cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. There are several types of tumors, but more than 90% of cases are pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. This disease is characterized by an insidious, asymptomatic onset, rapid development, and early metastases. Currently, radical surgery is considered the only treatment option, but most patients receive a diagnosis too late to undergo surgery. The sensitivity of pancreatic cancer to chemical therapy or radiation is also low. Thus, there is no universal method of combating this disease.

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Pancreatic cancer treatment abroad provides the best chance of recovery with the help of the latest technology. Clinics in Israel, Germany, Korea, China, Japan and Turkey are considered leaders in this field.

Advanced pancreatic cancer treatment methods abroad

Surgery

In most cases, surgery is the main method, but it has high risks and dangerous side effects.

Hospitals in Korea, Germany and China use robotic surgery under the guidance of the Da Vinci system. The robot allows surgeons to remove hard-to-reach tumors in the abdominal cavity with high precision, dexterity and under close supervision. Since the da Vinci system requires only a few small incisions, patients recover as quickly as possible, can switch to additional procedures if necessary and return to normal life faster.

Proton therapy

In Israel and Germany, when surgery to remove pancreatic cancer is impossible or insufficient, proton therapy may be prescribed. The advanced procedure delivers the highest radiation doses directly to the tumor, without affecting nearby healthy tissues. For many patients, this method provides better cancer control with fewer side effects. Prices for pancreatic cancer treatment abroad may vary depending on the country.

Ablative methods

Cryotherapy (exposure to a tumor with liquid nitrogen) is an effective method of treating pancreatic cancer. The method has the advantages of minimal invasion and is potentially safe for patients.

Other ablation methods can be used to treat exocrine pancreatic cancer when multiple tumors have appeared. These include microwave thermotherapy, which heats and destroys cancer with microwaves, and radiofrequency ablation, which destroys the neoplasm with radio waves.

Targeted therapy

Clinics in Germany, Japan, Israel and Korea offer targeted therapy for the treatment of certain types of pancreatic cancer. This new method prevents certain receptors or blood vessels from supplying the tumor with nutrients, stopping the growth of cancer cells. The prices for targeted therapy depend on the individual conditions of the patient's disease.

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Leading doctors
Jo Byung Chol
  • Researcher at the Oncology Research Center.
  • Specialization in chemotherapy: lung cancer, esophageal cancer, head and neck cancer. Actively uses new methods and drugs in practice.
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Lee Eun Jik
  • Researcher at the Oncology Research Center.
  • Specialization: thyroid cancer, pituitary disorders, gene and cell therapy for endocrine disorders.
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Jeong Yong Sik
  • Graduated from the Medical Institute of Ajou University.
  • Completed an internship at the University of Washington, USA.
  • Director of the Breast Cancer Treatment Center at Ajou University.
  • Over 10 years, performed more than 4000 surgeries, including 2000 breast cancer removals.
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Jeong Mi Song
  • Worked for 8 years at Johns Hopkins University in the USA.
  • Specialization: radiation therapy, gynecologic oncology, treatment of breast cancer and gastrointestinal tract cancer.
  • Head of the Gyeonggi-do Regional Cancer Center.
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Jo Jae Yong
  • Graduated from Yonsei University.
  • Lectured at Yonsei, worked at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center from 2007 to 2009.
  • Head of the Hematology-Oncology Department, Medical Director at 'Severance Gangnam' Cancer Center.
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