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== Four common types: == === '''Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (~80%)''' === ** Also most aggressive of these - only 15% of patients are surgical candidates at diagnosis ** Among those who have surgery, median survival is 20 months, and 5 year survival of 20% ** Commonly 50-70yo ** RFs: *** Smoking *** Obesity *** T2DM *** Family history === '''Distal cholangiocarcinoma (~10%)''' === ** Distal CCA arises in CBD between junction of cystic duct and ampulla of Vater ** RFs: *** 60-70yo *** PSC *** Parasites *** CP *** HBV/HCV *** Choledochal cysts ** 5 year survival: 30% for local/regional disease, 2% for distant mets at time of diagnosis === '''Ampullary adenocarcinoma''' === ** Generally develop obstructive symptoms early, and therefore seen earlier ** 80% resectable disease ** There could be two different subtypes - intestinal (better) and pancreaticobiliary (worse survival) === '''Duodenal adenocarcinoma''' === ** Often quite large at diagnosis, because they can have unrestricted growth before symptoms are noted * Rarely - neuroendocrine neoplasms, pancreatic cystic neoplasms, acinar and squamous cell carcinomas, GI stromal tumours, sarcomas, lymphomas, metastases.
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