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New Imaging Tech Outperforms CT for Pancreatic Cancer Surgery

Three-dimensional imaging technology may enhance surgical selection for neoadjuvant-treated pancreatic cancer patients.

  • The 3D-PANC study compares 3D-MSP imaging accuracy to conventional CT in assessing vascular involvement.
  • CT has significantly low accuracy in predicting which patients benefit from surgical resection.

This could lead to improved patient outcomes by better identifying surgical candidates.

  • The study will use surgical outcomes and histopathological results as the gold standard for accuracy evaluation.

Journal Article by Garcés Albir M, García García F (…) Dorcaratto D et 3 al. in Cir Esp (Engl Ed)

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