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== '''Staging''' == * Tissue to confirm. If biopsies inadequate, repeat them. ** EUA - best approach - se/sp >90% ** Percutaneous biopsy - quite good sp/se, and low rates of seeding * At a minimum, good quality CT C/A/P including pancreatic protocol, before considering any intervention including stenting * Staging laparoscopy for those at high risk of unidentified metastatic disease (tumours >3cm, CA 19-9 >100U/mL, equivocal CT, or body/tail tumours) to prevent non-therapeutic laparotomies. Also consider it for those with significant constitutional symptoms but no known metastases. Yield is 6% (changing management). * Then stage and classify into resectable, borderline resectable or unresectable '''Exocrine pancreatic cancer TNM staging AJCC UICC 8th edition''' {| class="wikitable" |'''Primary tumor (T)''' | | | |- |'''T category''' |'''T criteria''' | | |- |TX |Primary tumor cannot be assessed | | |- |T0 |No evidence of primary tumor | | |- |Tis |Carcinoma ''in situ''. This includes high-grade pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia (PanIn-3), intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm with high-grade dysplasia, intraductal tubulopapillary neoplasm with high-grade dysplasia, and mucinous cystic neoplasm with high-grade dysplasia. | | |- |T1 |Tumor β€2 cm in greatest dimension | | |- |T1a |Tumor β€0.5 cm in greatest dimension | | |- |T1b |Tumor >0.5 and <1 cm in greatest dimension | | |- |T1c |Tumor 1 to 2 cm in greatest dimension | | |- |T2 |Tumor >2 and β€4 cm in greatest dimension | | |- |T3 |Tumor >4 cm in greatest dimension | | |- |T4 |Tumor involves the celiac axis, superior mesenteric artery, and/or common hepatic artery, regardless of size | | |- |'''Regional lymph nodes (N)''' | | | |- |'''N category''' |'''N criteria''' | | |- |NX |Regional lymph nodes cannot be assessed | | |- |N0 |No regional lymph node metastasis | | |- |N1 |Metastasis in one to three regional lymph nodes | | |- |N2 |Metastasis in four or more regional lymph nodes | | |- |'''Distant metastasis (M)''' | | | |- |'''M category''' |'''M criteria''' | | |- |M0 |No distant metastasis | | |- |M1 |Distant metastasis | | |- |'''Prognostic stage groups''' | | | |- |'''When T is...''' |'''And N is...''' |'''And M is...''' |'''Then the stage group is...''' |- |Tis |N0 |M0 |0 |- |T1 |N0 |M0 |IA |- |T1 |N1 |M0 |IIB |- |T1 |N2 |M0 |III |- |T2 |N0 |M0 |IB |- |T2 |N1 |M0 |IIB |- |T2 |N2 |M0 |III |- |T3 |N0 |M0 |IIA |- |T3 |N1 |M0 |IIB |- |T3 |N2 |M0 |III |- |T4 |Any N |M0 |III |- |Any T |Any N |M1 |IV |} * '''Resectability''' (based on international consensus definitions 2017, Isaji et al). ''Note encasement is >180 degree involvement; abutment is <180 degree involvement.'' ** '''Resectable''' - localised to pancreas, with no evidence of SMV or PV involvement, and a preserved fat plane surrounding SMA and coeliac artery branches ** '''Borderline resectable''' - one or more of the following: *** '''Venous involvement''' **** Reconstructable SMV or PV encasement **** Reconstructable SMV or PV abutment with contour irregularity/narrowing of the vein, or thrombosis of the vein *** '''Arterial involvement''' **** SMA or CHA abutment *** '''Biological''' - CA19-9 > 500, or regional lymph nodes on biopsy or PET *** '''Performance status 2 or more''' ** '''Unresectable''' - metastasis, including lymph node metastasis outside the field of resection, ascites, or vascular involvement beyond the above. *** SMA or CHA encasement *** Contact with coeliac artery or RHA/LHA *** Occlusion of SMV, PV, or SMV-PV without suitable vessels for reconstruction above and below ** * Most present with locally advanced or metastatic disease - about 80%
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