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Pancreatic Cancer

Mary Ann and Charles LaBahn Pancreatic Cancer Program

Delivering World-Class Cancer Care for You and Your Family

Our pancreatic cancer team includes a diverse group of physicians and scientists with an international reputation for clinical care and research. A continuous dedication to research is what sets us apart. It creates opportunities for patients to participate in clinical trials that often lead to innovative therapies. SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT
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A Gift that Continues Our Tradition of Leading the Way

Endowed through a generous gift from Mary Ann and Charles LaBahn, the Pancreatic Cancer Program is comprised of a multidisciplinary team of physicians, scientists, and dedicated staff who share the LaBahns' passion and urgency for making significant progress in the battle against pancreatic cancer.

The Mary Ann and Charles LaBahn Pancreatic Cancer Program serves as a hub for innovation where physicians and scientists are focused on providing hope for a cure to patients and families with pancreatic cancer. The LaBahns’ generosity allows for high-risk, high-reward research leading toward more effective therapies and treatment options for patients with this devastating disease. This philanthropic investment will hasten the pace at which our team can translate laboratory discoveries into treatments for patients.

Mary Ann and Charles LaBahn
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Our "Surgery Last" Approach 

Because of the complicated nature of pancreatic cancer, we believe that multidisciplinary care is the best option for successful treatment. This is especially important for patients with localized, operable cancer, since multimodality treatments have been shown to deliver the best outcomes. Our program helped to spearhead the “surgery last” approach, which advocates for quick and early delivery of chemotherapy and radiation. Not only does this promote an increased chance of controlling the cancer, it sets the stage for a positive surgical outcome.

Links

  • My Journey Patient Stories

    This series features patients’ firsthand experience with diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from a variety of medical conditions

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  • Pancreas School Youtube Videos

    Pancreas School will provide a primer on important topics relating to diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic cancer, highlighting the expertise of providers at the MCW LaBahn Pancreatic Cancer Program.

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Meet the Team

Our team is here for you every step of the way.

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Patient Education

Clinicians provide support through patient education.

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Research

Our research is advancing pancreatic cancer care.

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Clinical Trials

Clinical trials provide ground-breaking treatment opportunities.

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Your gift will improve future care for pancreatic cancer patients by supporting groundbreaking research, clinical advancements, and vital patient resources. Together, we can bring hope and make a lasting impact on the lives of those affected by this devastating disease.

Contact and Appointment Information

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center
9200 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53226

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(414) 805-6849
(414) 805-8775 (fax)



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Division of Surgical Oncology
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Milwaukee, WI 53226

 

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