Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) is a rare, aggressive malignancy requiring specialized surgical expertise. At Liver Surgeons, Delhi’s premier center, we offer curative and palliative solutions, including
Advanced surgical interventions for cholangiocarcinoma and biliary malignancies
Ms. Kapoor’s Palliative Care Journey:
“Advanced cholangiocarcinoma caused severe jaundice. Dr. George’s palliative biliary drainage surgery restored my quality of life, letting me cherish time with family.”
Mr. Reddy’s Battle with Klatskin Tumor:
“A complex perihilar tumor was deemed inoperable. Dr. Ashish George’s team in Delhi performed radical bile duct cancer treatment with clear margins. I’m cancer-free for 3 years!”
It means no cancer cells are found at the surgery’s edge – a key predictor of survival. Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi team prioritizes this in cholangiocarcinoma resection.
Perihilar bile duct cancer surgery requires removing parts of the liver and bile duct. Dr. George’s expertise in Delhi ensures precision.
Yes! Removing lymph nodes (lymphadenectomy) prevents spread. Dr. George’s India team follows global oncology guidelines.
No. Surgery is the only remedy for localized tumors. Adjuvant therapy after cholangiocarcinoma surgery targets residual cells.
With margin-negative resection, 60–70% of early-stage patients achieve 5-year survival. Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi team prioritizes radical resection for optimal outcomes.
Re-resection is possible in select cases. Dr. George’s India team combines surgery with adjuvant therapy to improve survival chances.
Typically 7–14 days, depending on complexity. Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi center uses Enhanced Recovery Protocols to shorten stays safely.
Yes. Palliative biliary drainage surgery relieves symptoms, while chemotherapy/radiation may shrink tumors for future resection.