Pancreatic cancer Flashcards
genetic syndromes associated with pancreatic cancer
BRCA1 and 2
PALB2
CDKN
ATM
STK11
Li fraumeni
most common somatic mutation in pancreatic cancer
KRAS
Resectable pancreatic cancer
- no arterial involvement
- less than 180 degree contact
**Without vein contour irregularity
To do prior to distal pancreatectomy and splenectomy
Vaccinate for encapsulated bacteria
borderline resectable pancreatic cancer
- abutting artery but less than 180 degrees
- venous involvement greater than 180 degrees
oxali SE’s
laryngopharyngeal dysesthesia
paresthesia
urticaria
anaphylaxis
Irinotecan SE’s
diarrhea
hyperbili
acute cholinergic syndrome
increased salivation
Clinical benefit of maintenance PARP for BRCA mutant
PFS, no OS benefit
Unresectable pancreatic cancer
Head/uncinate process:
- >180 contact with SMA or celiac axis
Pancreatic body/tail:
- >180 contact with the SMA or CA
*any aortic involvement
*any celiac axis contact
Borderline resectable pancreatic cancer
*Solid tumor contact with IVC
*solid tumor contact with SMV or PV of >180 or contact of <180 with contour irregularity of vein or thrombosis of vein
Head/uncinate process:
- SMA contact <180
Body/tail:
- solid tumor contact with the CA of <180