Pancreatic Tumors and Cancer: How Modern Surgery Can Make a Big Difference | Prof. Alexis Ulrich

Carcinoma of the Pancreas: What Are Survival Chances with Today’s
Oncological Surgery? Prof. Dr. Alexis Ulrich, Chief of the
Department of General and Visceral Surgery at Lukas Hospital, part
of Rheinland Klinikum Neuss, discusses the possibilities of modern
oncological pancreatic surgery on the PRIMO MEDICO Specialist
Podcast. PRIMO MEDICO Oncologic Surgery Neuss (NRW):
https://www.primomedico.com/en/doctor/prof-ulrich-oncological-surgery-neuss/
Topics covered in this episode include: • When pancreatic cancer
can be treated surgically • Why metastases may rule out an
operation • The importance of the tumour’s location within the
pancreas • Partial versus complete removal of the pancreas •
Robot-assisted and minimally invasive pancreatic surgery •
Chemotherapy before and after surgery • Surgical risks and possible
complications • Recovery and quality of life after pancreatic
surgery • Nutrition, pancreatic enzymes and diabetes • Treatment
options if pancreatic cancer returns Please note: This podcast is
intended for general information and cannot replace an individual
medical consultation, diagnosis or treatment recommendation. This
episode in English was produced using AI-powered translation and
dubbing technology (ElevenLabs Dubbing) based on the original
recording. The content corresponds to the original interview. The
AI voice has been used with the consent of the interviewee. No
additional personal data has been processed.