What are the chances of a benign pancreatic tumor?

Pancreatic tumors

are not uncommon in clinic, but benign tumors account for a relatively low proportion. Most pancreatic tumors are invasive when they are discovered. Moreover, due to the deep location of the pancreas, early symptoms are not obvious, which makes it difficult to accurately determine the benign or malignant tumor. Sometimes, even after multiple examinations, it is still difficult to clearly define the nature of the tumor, resulting in a relatively low diagnosis rate of benign tumors.

Therefore, for patients, it is recommended to take timely surgical treatment, tumor resection and pathological tests to determine benign or malignant.