Pancreatic Cancer and the Latest Treatments: Ask Dr. Patrick G. Jackson 

i came to see the man who is married to the next Associate Justice of the SCOTUS. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. He seems like a kind and soft-spoken person. May God continue to BLESS Dr. Jackson, his lovely family, and all of his endeavors.

The doctor looks competent, professional and kind. His information is very helpful for a friend of mine who has been diagnosed as having pancreatic cancer and is now worried about what she should do. And it is clear to me now what I should tell her.

Thank you for knowledge

Who else is here from the hearings?

Very helpful.

On the personal side, Dr. Jackson knows how to pick a good wife!

Dr. Jackson is competent, thorough, professional and kind. When you are hospitalized and ill nothing is more reassuring than to have the assurance that your doctor is direct, honest and cautious. The facts are: 1) he is knowledgeable 2)patient and 3) he leaves no matter of treatment to any degree of risk. He leads a well organized team. It is obvious that excellence and an aherence to the highest standards are required. Despite his kind nature it is evident that he is painstakingly exact and probably very demanding of the surgical team that he leads. Dr. Jackson is exceptional in comparison to any and all doctors. He is world class and I know that in the future we will see him in the same capacity as surgeons such as Dr. Ben Carson. He genuinely cares about people. He knows his patients in detail throughout treatment and prioritizes their need for healing. A true genius can use all functions of their brain. Dr. Jackson possesses the depth, breadth and mastery of his field of knowledge(specialty) and the ability to extend an exceptional degree of understanding and compassion for his patients. He is hands down CHOSEN for his profession. I did not have a matter related to pancreatic cancer, but for any surgery that falls under his purview, it is prudent to choose Dr. Jackson. His hands are blessed and he is a blessing!!! My absolute most trusted and favorite doctor in the world!

Someone please bring him a triple expresso!!!!!!! But on a serious note all this is so educational everything he said it's happened to my uncle!!!!!

I had a NeuroEndocrine cancer in 2012. They removed the tail of the pancreas and my spleen. Now, there are " numerous" things growing in the front but not big enough to biopsy. My surgeon now says they are " probably just cysts " and I don't Need a yearly MRI. I WANT a yearly MRI. I need those biopsies and need to know when as soon as these areas are big enough to biopsy. What option do I have? A second opinion? That is what I think.

very well explained my wife has adominal pain 6 visits toAandE treating her for gallstones but on her final visit where pain was not relieving they took body scan and found a mass on her pancreas which was a 3.8 cm solid tumor a couple of nymph nodes are are affected liver and lungs are clear she cannot have surgery got to have chemopherapy and radiation treatments could you please tell me what and how long are her chances of survival as i seem to be unable to have straight answers to my questions

One of your colleagues, Dr Umed Shah, got me into the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore on 23 April 2015, as Medstar-Georgetown had no openings. The diagnosis on 14 May, after a couple months of investigation (started with my PCP on 23 March), was a Stage IB adenocarcinoma in the head of the pancreas, which was confined and well defined. I qualified for a Whipple (performed by Dr H Richard Alexander and his team) without needing chemo or radiation beforehand. I had a chemo regimen after the pylorus preserving Whipple from mid-July to mid-December 2015 as the tumor had grown to Stage IIB with clear margins and 4 nodes suspected. As of today, there is no know evidence of recurrence.

Nine years ago! It's 2021. How can this be the latest?

im 10 year survivor of pancreatic cancer Whipple surgery 2012..stage2b, positive Lymph nodes.. any more question please reach out.. thanks and God Bless.

My mom have pancreas cancer what should we do for her without surgery and what are the fruits and vegetables that are good for this cancer?????

my father is a pancreas cancer..please advice mee?

My pancreatic is swelling I am so worried

yes the Doctor looks competent and proffesional for good hospital business. How many patients died soon or during recovery stage after surgery?

Is pancreatic mass is a pamcreatic tumor.

Blaming smoking again for everything...........if your children are 50% more likely to get it....why is smoking a factor?

What about the Vax? I believe this has increased the amount of people who now have this horrible disease.

My frend has been told 3mouths it has spread to other organs she has 2 q kids and she is a single mom husband is mia im pulling hard for her i ask god for a miracle if there is some thing out there please shair it with me

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Why would you show a 10 year old video?

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