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Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Cancer

#liver cancer, #bile duct cancer, #pancreatic cancer, #hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, #chemotherapy

Hepatobiliary and pancreatic cancer often has no symptoms in the early stage and is frequently found when surgery is already difficult. However, with advances in medical technology, surgery may become possible after chemotherapy in some cases, so please consult a hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery specialist.

2026-06-26

Pancreatic Cancer

#pancreatic cancer, #chemotherapy, #abdominal CT, #jaundice, #chronic pancreatitis

Pancreatic cancer is cancer that develops in the pancreas, an organ located deep within the body. Because it produces few early symptoms, it is often found at a later stage. Please do not attempt to self-diagnose using an online encyclopedia; if you notice any concerning symptoms, be sure to see a gastroenterology or hepatobiliary-pancreatic surgery specialist.

2026-06-26

Robotic Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery

#robotic surgery, #laparoscopic surgery, #hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, #liver donation, #minimally invasive surgery, #living donor liver transplantation, #surgical scar, #open surgery, #lack of energy, #lethargy, #persistent fatigue

Robotic surgery is a method in which the surgeon sits at a console (control device) and operates by controlling robotic arms. Using 10x magnified three-dimensional (3D) images and freely moving robotic arms, it can allow more precise manipulation than laparoscopic surgery. It is also used for liver, bile duct, and pancreatic surgery, and for liver donation surgery. Whether robotic surgery is suitable, and which method is used, depends on each patient's condition, so please consult a medical specialist.

2026-06-26

Smoking, Health, and Quitting Smoking

#Smoking, #Smoking cessation, #E-cigarettes, #Nicotine, #Tar, #Lung cancer, #Cardiovascular disease, #COPD, #Smoking cessation medication, #Nicotine addiction, #Weakness in arms or legs, #One-sided weakness, #Chest anxiety, #Restlessness, #Unexplained worry, #Feeling down, #Lack of motivation, #Not wanting to do anything

Both regular cigarettes and e-cigarettes are harmful to health. Smoking raises the risk of many conditions, including lung cancer and other cancers, cardiovascular disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Quitting smoking is not easy, but getting help from a medical specialist makes success more likely. If you've decided to quit, please work with a healthcare team rather than trying on your own.

2026-06-26