Is the low density nodule at the posterior edge of the pancreas cancer?

If the low density nodules at

the posterior edge of the pancreas

are clear and regular, they are generally not cancer, which may be caused by pancreatic cystadenoma, congenital dysplasia of the pancreas, pancreatitis, etc. However, if the low density nodules at the posterior edge of the pancreas are unclear, uneven shadows and large areas, they may be cancer.

It is recommended that patients with low density nodules at the posterior edge of the pancreas go to the hospital to clarify the cause of the disease and receive relevant treatment.