Clinical Safety of Focused Ultrasound Surgery in the Treatment of Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Patients - Single Center Prospective Study

Dimitrov, Dobromir; Karamanliev, Martin; Stanislavova, Nadya; Feradova, H.; Ivanova-Yoncheva, Yoana G.; Yotsov, Tsanko; Neykov, Vasil; Zhou, Kun; Gorchev, G; Ivanov, Tsvetomir; Томов, С

doi:10.5272/jimab.2019251.2384

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“…Novel approaches from radiation chemotherapy to selective target drugs have been developed but none has the ability to classify it as a nonmalignant disease. [13] The therapeutic approaches to treat cancer includes surgery, [14,15] radiation therapy, [16] chemotherapy, [17,18] Drug therapy [19,20], photodynamic therapy [21] etc. If the tumor is resectable then chemo or radiation therapy is afterwards recommended to avoid reoccurrence.…”

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A Holistic View of the Biology of Pancreatic Cancer and Targeted Therapeutic Approaches to Treat the Cancer

Shehryar¹,

Ahmad²,

Gül³

2021

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Pancreatic cancer is a fatal disease with mortality rate of 5% and a with a limited survival rate of 5 years. Despite of the extensive efforts that has been made to cure the disease it still has been considered as ‘undruggable’. It is characterized by epithelial to dense stromal tumor formation however due to lack of diagnosis options and treatment test available to detect the disease to the point at which resection of the tumor is possible, it makes it the fourth leading cause of cancer related death. The unavailable information regarding the early detection of biological markers along with the increased invasive tumor, the inherit chemoresistance against medication radiation and chemotherapy stubbornly fail the therapeutic options available. These associated problems made the scientists to reevaluate the approaches that are currently in practice and take a step back to fully understand the basic biological pathways that are involved in the pancreatic cancer, the heterogeneity of the tumor itself along with expression and a number of mutations that are observed at different locations. Clinical trial along with new approaches are nowadays focus of research to treat this tumor. The review paper describes the basic cellular pathways involved in pancreatic cancer, the gene mutations and their expression having effect on the pathology of the diseases along with treatment options that are available to treat the tumor. These efforts will help with the expansion of our knowledge to undergo the clinical trial and the synthesis of novel medicines for the prognosis of the disease.

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