Electronic health record-based pancreatic cancer surveillance

Electronic health record-based pancreatic cancer surveillance induces additional clinical evaluations in humans (10 participants (10%)).

“Ten (10%) participants underwent additional clinical evaluations triggered by imaging findings.”

Human trialEvaluations triggered by surveillance imaging findings58% womensn = 102

Implementation of Risk Prediction Models Using Electronic Health Data for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer: A Prospective Pilot Feasibility Study

Cancer medicine·1 Oct 2026

Electronic health record-based pancreatic cancer surveillance is associated with surveillance test completion in humans (79% completed both imaging and CA19-9 at 18 months).

“At 18 months, 79% completed both imaging and CA19-9.”

Human trialEstimated ≥ 1% 18-month risk of pancreatic cancer18 months58% womensn = 102

Implementation of Risk Prediction Models Using Electronic Health Data for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer: A Prospective Pilot Feasibility Study

Cancer medicine·1 Oct 2026