Breakthrough at UKC Ljubljana: Successful Treatment of Pancreatic Tumor
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The University Medical Center (UKC) Ljubljana successfully performed the first complex multidisciplinary treatment of metastatic neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer with liver transplantation according to the latest guidelines. It was the first such treatment in Slovenia, involving more than 50 experts from the clinical center.
For the first time in Slovenia, the University Medical Center Ljubljana successfully performed an extremely demanding treatment of a patient with a neuroendocrine tumor of the pancreas and numerous liver metastases. After two years of treatment, which included chemotherapy, robotic-assisted surgery and liver transplantation, the 45-year-old patient is no longer showing signs of the disease. The achievement represents an important milestone in Sl…
For the first time in Slovenia, the University Medical Center Ljubljana successfully performed the most advanced treatment of metastatic pancreatic cancer with liver transplantation, placing them alongside top global medical centers.
For the first time in Slovenia, UKC Ljubljana performed a comprehensive, multi-stage treatment of a pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor with liver metastases, which also included a liver transplant. The approximately 45-year-old patient is free of detectable disease after two years of treatment.
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