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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: RadarOnline.com reveals that Prince Philip reportedly faced near fatal health crises during secret heart surgery in 2021, according to Royal historian Hugo Vickers in his new book, In Elizabeth.
- 0:29[SPEAKER_00]: The Duke of Edinburgh, then 99, was hospitalized for tests at Edward VII Hospital in London, followed by heart surgery at St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
- 0:38[SPEAKER_00]: Vickers states, his medical team nearly lost him twice.
- 0:41[SPEAKER_00]: Despite surviving the surgery, Philip's health deteriorated, and he passed away in April 2021.
- 0:46[SPEAKER_00]: This disclosure has renewed scrutiny of her claims that Philip lived for eight years with pancreatic cancer.
- 0:53[SPEAKER_00]: Experts question the feasibility of surviving that long with a disease typically linked to a life expectancy of mere months post-diagnosis.
- 1:00[SPEAKER_00]: A medical expert noted, an eight-year survival in, inoperable pancreatic cancer would be considered highly unusual and prompted inquiries about the specific tumor type.
- 1:09[SPEAKER_00]: Other specialists indicated that pancreatic cancer is often diagnosed late and has poor outcomes.
- 1:15[SPEAKER_00]: They suggest the rarity of certain tumor types, such as pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors, which might explain longer survival rates.
- 1:22[SPEAKER_00]: A clinical source noted, some grow slowly, even when they are not considered operable.
- 1:27[SPEAKER_00]: These cases could potentially allow for extended survival, contrasting sharply with the more aggressive adenocarcinoma that dominates pancreatic cancer diagnoses.
- 1:36[SPEAKER_00]: While some high profile patients have survived years beyond diagnosis, outcomes very significantly based on tumor type, stage, and patient health.
- 1:44[SPEAKER_00]: The challenge of detecting pancreatic cancer early persists, as symptoms often manifest only after advanced progression.
- 1:51[SPEAKER_00]: Emerging research aims to improve earlier detection and treatment, but current methods remain limited.
- 1:57[SPEAKER_00]: Concerns are heightened by the lack of official details surrounding Phillips reported diagnosis, which has field conspiracy theories about his condition leading up to his death.
- 2:05[SPEAKER_01]: The claims have not been independently verified, leaving unresolved questions about his health history.