Abstract
With the advance of imaging and puncture technology, the number of minimally invasive interventional treatments for pancreatic cancer is increasing. In this chapter, the adaptation certificate, operation technique, complications, and efficacy of various minimally invasive interventional treatments related to pancreatic cancer pain are introduced accordingly. Pain is the most common and serious clinical symptom of advanced pancreatic cancer, and most patients suffer from severe abdominal pain caused by cancer, including autonomic nerves, causing severe abdominal and back pain, which seriously affects the patient’s diet and sleep, accelerate physical consumption, and result in a series of adverse prognoses, where treatment is more difficult. The treatment of pancreatic cancer pain minimally invasive interventional treatment is an important part of pancreatic cancer treatment, which can improve the quality of life of patients and prolong survival.
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