Robotic Surgery, Immunotherapy and Comprehensive Care Take Centre Stage at Pancreatic Cancer Conference at Quirónsalud Torrevieja

Quirónsalud Torrevieja Hospital hosted over 100 medical experts from across the Valencian Community to explore the latest advances in the treatment of pancreatic cancer.

Last Thursday Quirónsalud Torrevieja Hospital The scientific event entitled Update on the Treatment and Management of Pancreatic CancerOver one hundred health professionals from all over the Valencian Community attended.

The event provided a unique opportunity to exchange clinical experiences and update knowledge about one of oncology’s most complex diseases. Multidisciplinary approach pancreatic cancer.

The conference was organized into three sessions, each with a theme. Round table with interactive clinical case discussion. It brought together experts in fields like Anesthesia, mental health, gastroenterology and nutrition, as well as medical and radiation oncology.Representing renowned centres like the Valencian Institute of Oncology, Dr Balmis General Hospital in Alicante, Clínico Universitario Hospital of Valencia, Quirónsalud Valencia. Quirónsalud Torrevieja itself.

The opening speech was delivered by Dr Carlos Yago, Medical Director of Quirónsalud Torrevieja Hospital, who highlighted “the need to create spaces where professionals can exchange knowledge, strengthen clinical coordination, and consolidate innovative care for diseases as complex as pancreatic carcinoma.”

Pancreatic Cancer: Diagnosis, Treatment and Surgery

The first session was centered on Diagnose and surgical treatmentContributions from leading experts including Dr Guzmán Lopardo (radiologist, Quirónsalud Torrevieja), Dr Fernando Martínez (gastroenterologist, Quirónsalud Valencia), Darío García Calderón (CEO, Cella), Dr José Manuel Ramia (surgeon Dr Balmis General Hospital Alicante), Dr Pedro Bretcha, Head of Surgical Oncology at Quirónsalud Torrevieja, who also chaired the session.

Discussions centered on cutting-edge advancements in surgical practice. Robotic surgery The use of Virtual models in 3D It allows for a more individualised and precise surgical planning.

Speakers highlighted the importance high-resolution CT imaging Assessment of surgical eligibility with curative intention, and the role Endoscopic ultrasound and biopsies For genetic tumour profiling. Benefits of using 3D models The importance of tailoring surgical strategies for each patient was also discussed.

The panel stressed that from a surgical perspective, it is important to apply Radical oncological resection criteria To improve the outcomes of curative surgeries.

“Pancreatic surgical technology is changing.” Robotic approaches enhance precision and allow us to perform complex resections in a safer manner.

Robotic surgery is a growing field that continues to grow. Key ally for surgical treatment of pancreatic carcinoma.

Treatments – Adjuvant and Neoadjuvant

The second session was devoted to Adjuvants and neoadjuvants are adjuvants., the chairperson Dr Antonio Brugarolas, Head of the Oncology Platform at Quirónsalud Torrevieja. Panelists included experts like Dr Enrique de Madaria (gastroenterologist), Dr Ramón González Manzano, Dr Pascual Rebollo, Dr Manuel Sureda (oncologists at Quirónsalud Torrevieja), and Dr Rosa CañónHead of Radiation oncology at the same center.

All panelists agreed on this. Precision oncologyThe gradual introduction of new therapies, such as ImmunotherapyIt is A more personalized, molecularly-guided approach Pancreatic Cancer

Included are key topics risk factorsThe management of premalignant lesionsThe latest news and updates about Molecular biology, genomics and transcriptomics. The session also covered the indicators for Radiation at different tumour stagesThe discussion included metastatic disease and the Current immunotherapy trials have an immunological basis.

In the region of Neoadjuvant chemotherapyThe latest protocols for enhancing tumour responses prior to surgery have been presented.

The current challenge of treating pancreatic carcinoma is to select the most effective therapy for each patient. Thanks to precision medicine and the development of new biomarkers, we are now closer than ever to achieving personalised treatments that significantly improve outcomes,” stated Dr Rosa Cañón.

Clinical Management of Real World Patient Issues

The third session addressed Clinical Management of Real-Life Challenges Patients with pancreatic carcinoma discuss their experiences. Moderator Dr Enrique de Madaria. The panel featured key professional including Dr Pablo Pabón (anaesthetist, Quirónsalud Torrevieja), Dr Vicente Sanchiz (gastroenterologist, Quirónsalud Valencia), Dr Guzmán Lopardo (radiologist, Quirónsalud Torrevieja), Dr Pilar Hernández (Nutritionist) Dr Nuria Javaloyes (psychologist), all from Quirónsalud Torrevieja.

The panel emphasized the importance of comprehensive care This includes treatment that goes beyond the oncological. Pain management, nutritional support and cutting-edge endoscopic radiological interventions..

Radiology and endoscopic techniques that are minimally invasive allow for less traumatic and more effective management of complications associated with pancreatic carcinoma. The session also reinforced a Multidisciplinary approachThe goal of this project is to bring together diverse expertise in order to improve the quality of life for patients.

“Pancreatic carcinoma not only demands complex medical therapies but also an holistic and humane approach to the patient. “As important as chemo or surgery, integrating nutrition, pain management, and emotional support is equally as crucial,” says Dr de Madaria.

Interactive Clinical Case Review & Closing Comments

The conference concluded on a positive note. live, interactive roundtable Two real-life clinical cases are presented. Participants actively participated in decision-making using a digital platform. This enhanced the clinical discussion, and strengthened cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Dr Ana SeguraThe Vice President of Alicante’s Official College of Physicians delivered the closing speech, congratulating Quirónsalud Torrevieja The newest way to get the best of your day Excellence in scientific research and quality of organisation This is the first time that I have seen this event.

The conference was a part of the Celebrate 25th Anniversary of the inauguration of Quirónsalud Torrevieja Hospital and was organised by the centre itself, with The Official College of Physicians of Alicante has granted its scientific approval You can also find out more about the following: The Spanish Society of Surgical Oncology provides support for the project..

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