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Impact of EUS on Cholangiocarcinoma Surgical Decisions

Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) significantly influences surgical decisions in cholangiocarcinoma by identifying new findings, leading to 10% of patients being excluded from curative-intent surgery.

  • Overall, EUS findings excluded patients from surgery 10% of the time, with 7% for perihilar cholangiocarcinoma.
  • The incremental benefit of EUS over traditional imaging revealed a further 3% of patients with malignant lymph nodes not seen on standard imaging.

Surgeons should consider EUS for better staging accuracy to refine patient selection for surgery or transplantation.

Journal Article by Sabrie N, Youssef M (…) Khan R et 8 al. in Endoscopy

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