Pancreatic cancer: chemotherapy and radiotherapy
- PMID: 22540056
- PMCID: PMC3336926
- DOI: 10.4297/najms.2011.31
Pancreatic cancer: chemotherapy and radiotherapy
Abstract
Pancreatic cancer in many cases appears in a non-curatively resectable stage when the diagnosis is made. Palliative treatment become an option in the patients with advanced stage. The present article reviewed chemotherapy and radiotherapy in various advanced stage of pancreatic cancer.
Keywords: Pancreas; adjuvant; chemotherapy; pancreatic cancer; radiotherapy.
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