Table 1.

Section I results: general aspects

	Median (IQR)	Agreement (%)	Result
1. Pancreatic cancer has been classically associated with a certain nihilistic medical approach, given the diagnostic difficulties and the limited therapeutic options	8 (6–8)	69.7	First round agreement
2. Recently improvements in diagnostic techniques and new therapeutic options have improved the overall care of the patient with PC. Thus, a call to end this perception should be desirable	7 (7–8)	78.3	Second round agreement
3. The possibility of identifying combinations of symptoms with a higher positive predictive value that may lead to suspicion of cancer, together with a continuous improvement in the capacity of diagnostic and staging techniques are key objectives in the diagnostic phase	8 (7–8)	86.7	Second round agreement
4. There are currently not enough data to perform systematic screening for PC in asymptomatic patients. However, screening may be possible in some high-risk patients in the future	9 (7–9)	85.4	First round agreement

IQR interquartile range