Today, laparoscopy has become a sharp weapon in the hands of modern surgeons, and the traditional scalpel, stethoscope are the same as the surgeon’s tools and means of treatment. In the 1990s, French physician Mouret first applied laparoscopy to perform cholecystectomy, breaking the traditional concept of open abdomen and creating a new era of minimally invasive surgery. Laparoscopy has been widely used in appendix, stomach, intestines and other resection surgeries with its absolute advantages of clear vision, less trauma, fewer complications, and quicker recovery, and has been flourishing. 1994, Gagner et al. first applied the technology to pancreaticoduodenectomy, which set up a milestone of laparoscopic pancreatic surgery. Zheng, 60 years old, presented with yellowish skin infection with nausea and vomiting without obvious triggers ten days ago, without abdominal pain and diarrhea, and without chills and high fever. After admission, MRCP suggested: intrahepatic bile duct, common hepatic duct, dilatation of common bile duct, truncation of the lower end of common bile duct, and possible lesion of the lower end of common bile duct or head of pancreas. Enhanced CT suggested: occupation of the lower end of the common bile duct with possible biliary dilatation, pancreatic duct dilatation, abnormal signal in the tail of the pancreas, and possible pancreatic tumor. At the same time, tumor marker CA19-9 was significantly elevated. The traditional surgical method for this kind of tumor is open pancreatic head duodenectomy. Considering the advantages of laparoscopy, which is a minimally invasive surgery with clearer surgical field, finer dissection, small intraoperative incision, less bleeding, and quicker postoperative recovery, Chief Physician of Minimally Invasive Pancreas Center, Dr. Qian Zhuyin, and his team, decided to perform a complete laparoscopic pancreatic head duodenectomy for the patient. Comparison of traditional surgery and laparoscopic surgery trauma Without minimally invasive technology can not be regarded as a modern surgeon in the strict sense of the word, because any surgery is to the body at the expense of trauma to achieve efficacy, and as small as possible trauma to achieve the same efficacy of surgery, in order to reflect the ultimate medical practitioner benevolent and kind-hearted and medical practitioner parents heart realm.