“ROLE OF INFLAMMATORY MARKERS CRP AND FERRITIN IN PANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA”
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Being aggressively metastasizing to difficult to detect in early stages, pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma has an extremely high mortality rate. With resistance to many anti cancer drugs to limitations on surgical resection, PDAC needs urgent measures to diagnose as well as monitor progression . Tumer size, metastasis staging, perinural spread are the prognostic factors determining the outcomes in PDAC.
Various molecular markers are potential predictors but have less practical use. These markers are expensive, required expert labs and take time. Hence is the need for cost effective , early and non-invasive biomarkers.
To formulate management plan, it is crucial to identify prognostic markers. Easily available and reliable markers may help in avoiding unnecessary investigations. No comprehensive study is done yet to consider inflammatory markers in diagnosis of PDAC . This study was aimed to evaluate the role of CRP, ferritin as baseline reliable markers in overall management of PDAC.
There is urgent requirement of reliable biomarker other than CA 19-9 to monitor detection and treatment of pancreatic cancer patients. Previous epidemiological reports have shown a large association of chronic pancreatitis, with higher risk of PDAC. On a molecular basis, inflammation promote oncogene activity and inhibit cancer cell aging.
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