Abstract:With the continuous development and promotion of the concept of minimally invasive and enhanced recovery after surgery, laparoscopy, as an important carrier of minimally invasive surgery, has became one of the indispensable means in the diagnosis and treatment of clinical pancreas-related diseases because of its advantages such as less trauma, wide indications and rapid postoperative recovery. Because of the adjacent relationship between the deep physiological and anatomical position of the pancreas and its complex surrounding tissue, compared with other fields of general surgery, the development of laparoscopy in the field of pancreatic surgery has been relatively slow for a long time. Actively exploring and promoting the clinical application of laparoscopy in the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic diseases is the focus of pancreatic surgeons. This article reviews the progress in the application of laparoscopy in clinical diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic diseases.