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PANCREATIC CANCER · GUANGZHOU, CHINA

Pancreatic cancer treatment in China

Jinshazhou Hospital in Guangzhou reviews pancreatic cancer with a focus on locally advanced disease, assessing NanoKnife irreversible electroporation, stereotactic radiotherapy and systemic therapy in one multidisciplinary pathway.Many patients who contact us have been told surgery is not possible. The review examines that conclusion carefully against your imaging — and will also say honestly if treatment here is not recommended. The first step is a free review of your medical records.Request a free record review →

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How pancreatic cancer treatment in Guangzhou works

Send your records online, receive a multidisciplinary pancreatic review, get a written plan with an itemised cost estimate, then travel for treatment only if the plan is right for you.

  1. Submit recordsPathology, contrast imaging files, tumour markers and treatment history.
  2. Specialist reviewHepatobiliary, interventional and oncology specialists assess the options.
  3. Written plan and estimateTreatment approach, imaging and itemised costs confirmed before travel.
  4. Treatment in GuangzhouVisa invitation, airport pickup and bilingual coordination included.

REVIEW PRIORITIES

What specialists review

  • Pathology or cytology when available
  • Contrast CT, MRI, PET imaging and original files
  • Liver and kidney function, blood counts and tumour markers
  • Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and systemic-treatment history
  • Vessel involvement and whether the disease is locally advanced or metastatic

COSTS

How costs are estimated

  • Initial record check is free of charge
  • Estimate is itemised: consultation, imaging, planning, treatment sessions
  • Cost factors: procedure type, imaging, combined systemic therapy
  • Written estimate provided before any travel decision
  • No payment requested before you accept the plan

PATHWAY AND TEAM

Care directions the team may assess

Depending on stage and previous treatment, review may cover NanoKnife assessment for locally advanced disease, CyberKnife or SBRT assessment for selected tumours, and systemic therapy coordination.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

What is NanoKnife and when is it assessed for pancreatic cancer?

NanoKnife uses irreversible electroporation — short electrical pulses delivered through needles placed in and around the tumour — to damage cancer cells while sparing the structure of nearby blood vessels. It is assessed mainly for selected locally advanced pancreatic cancers that cannot be removed surgically. The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia, and suitability is decided only after multidisciplinary review of detailed imaging.

Why is locally advanced pancreatic cancer assessed differently?

In locally advanced disease the tumour involves major blood vessels, so surgery is often not possible at diagnosis. Assessment then focuses on systemic therapy and local options such as NanoKnife or stereotactic radiotherapy for selected cases, alongside symptom control. The review considers imaging, previous treatment and general health before discussing any option.

Which records should I send for a pancreatic cancer review?

Send pathology or cytology when available, contrast CT, MRI or PET imaging reports with original files, tumour markers and laboratory results including liver function, and records of any previous surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy or other treatment, plus a summary of current symptoms and general health.

Can CyberKnife or SBRT be considered for pancreatic cancer?

Stereotactic radiotherapy, including CyberKnife, may be assessed for selected pancreatic tumours, for example after systemic therapy or where the tumour position allows precise targeting. Whether it is appropriate depends on tumour location, size, previous radiation and overall condition, and is decided only after specialist review.

How much does pancreatic cancer treatment cost in China?

Fees depend on the treatment plan, including the procedures involved, imaging and systemic therapy. After a free initial record check, the hospital provides an itemised written estimate before you make any travel decision. No payment is requested before you accept the plan.

Are treatment results guaranteed?

No. Outcomes vary by diagnosis, stage and individual condition, and no result can be promised in advance. Pancreatic cancer is a difficult disease, and if travel for treatment here is not worthwhile in your case, the team will say so honestly and explain the reasoning.

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