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No. Screening benefits those at increased risk based on genetics or family history. We tailor recommendations to each patient.
They provide complementary information. MRI offers a broad overview, while EUS provides fine‑detail imaging and enables tissue sampling, if necessary.
Surveillance intervals depend on cyst features and risk profile—typically every 6–24 months.
Yes. MRI involves no radiation. EUS is safe but carries minimal risks such as bleeding, infection, or sedation-related effects.
*This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace individualized medical advice. For urgent medical concerns, contact your physician or seek emergency care.
