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Pnacrea Cancer
Pancrea cancer diagnosed to 72yr female diabetes patient. Mass head of pancrea is 4.8*5.4cm. Paitent currently suffering frm lack of energy, dark urine, white potty as she fell prey of jaundice. Is there any scope of her survival.
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Investigate ,if fit for major sugery ,go through only and better option you have
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He has obstructive jaundice according to symptoms - dark urine and white stools.
Triphasic ct scan of the abdomen pelvis is required
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Review with liver function test and triphasic ct scan report..
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Dr. Srinivas B J
Medical Oncologist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
We can reduce her jaundice level
Seeing whole of reports, her Physcial status I m able to tell you
Studies have shown that at whatever the stage of the patient is in treating with available therapy at least give them good quality of life. Survival we can decide later
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