Pancreatic Cancer and Tumor

When aberrant pancreatic cells proliferate unchecked and develop into a tumour, pancreatic cancer begins. The exocrine and endocrine cell types, both of which are present in the pancreas and perform a variety of tasks, are both present. Exocrine tumours are thought to account for about 94% of pancreatic cancer cases. The exocrine cells that produce pancreatic enzymes, which aid in digesting, are where the tumours first appear. In this category, adenocarcinomas make up the majority of tumours. The percentage of pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours is approximately 6%. Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or a combination of these therapies may all be used to treat pancreatic cancer.

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