Due to the cancer being resectable ( in a place where complete removal is possible ) , surgery can be performed to remove the cancer and stop its damage on the organs.
Ahead of the surgery a laparoscopy may be performed in order to make sure the cancer has not spread and turned into unresectable cancer( inoperable).
The type of surgery to be conducted then depends on size and location of the tumor.
Other treatments may include radiation and chemotherapy to first reduce the size and effect of the tumor making it more operable.
Chemotherapy and radiation may be done first to reduce the cancer and make it removable via surgery.
In some cases a liver transplant may be the only possible solution, via the complete removal and replacement of the liver and bile duct.
In cases where surgery is entirely not possible, treatment is focused toward reducing the growth and shrinking the cancer.
We are available 7 days a week and have specific clinic hours with all doctors on staff. Outside of normal clinic hours you can receive an on call Doctor or Nurse at your nearby hospital if needed.