To avoid hepatobiliary and gastric ischaemia related directly to Appleby and Kondo’s procedures, a novel SCARPS procedure (Staged Celiac Artery Resection with PancreatoSplenectomy) for resection of pancreatic cancer involving celiac axis trunk is described here. A 67-year-old female with biopsy proven Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) encasing celiac and common hepatic artery underwent two stage robotic operation with Da Vinci Xi following 12 cycles of neoadjuvant FOLFIRINOX and 45 Gy chemoradiation. Stage 1 consisted of diagnostic laparoscopy and ligation of Common Hepatic Artery (CHA) after a trial of vascular clamping with real time assessment of hepatic artery flow using laparoscopic / robotic intraoperative doppler ultrasound and stage 2 resection of celiac axis trunk and CHA with pancreatosplenectomy 2 weeks after stage 1 following a repeat CT abdomen/pancreas. Both procedures were performed robotically. Hepatic Artery Resistive Index (HARI) increased to 0.8 after ligation of CHA with preserved forward flows. The operative time was 80 min and 240 min for stage 1 and 2 respectively with minimal blood loss without perioperative blood transfusion. SCARPS offers a safe ligation of CHA following an intraoperative assessment of disease status and a real-time hepatic haemodynamic study prior to major pancreatosplenectomy with celiac axis trunk resection. Furthermore, it is described fervently as a minimally invasive approach to resection of pancreatic cancer with vascular involvement to benefit patients directly for quick recovery.