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Need advice: Stage 2 pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic Cancer | Last Active: Jan 15, 2023 | Replies (67)
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@hopeful33250

Hello @bede and welcome to Mayo Connect. I can certainly understand that you want to learn from others who have also had a Whipple surgery. It is great to have an idea of what to expect. We have several members on Connect who might help you understand the recovery process. Here is a link to one of those discussions.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/pancreatic-cancer-whipple-procedure/
I would like to invite some members to discuss their experiences (or their family member's experience) with you including, @dakotarunner @susan2018 @marvinjsturing, and @dianamiracle.

@bede, did your doctor suggest radiation or chemotherapy after surgery or will this be determined later on?

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rexsan20 | @rexsan20 | Jul 21, 2022

Pancreatic Cystic foci are present, the largest in in mid pancreatic body measuring 12mm in size, demonstrating mildly lobulated morphology and very thin separations and additional Y shaped cystic structure along the posterior mid pancreatic body in close proximity measures 9mm long. A smaller cyst in the anterior mid pancreatic body measure 4mm. A smaller cyst in thew pancreatic tail measures 6mm. No evidence for solid infiltrative mass or abnormal main pancreatic duct. No evidence for acute pancreatitis or no evidence for pancreatic divisum

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