What is the cure rate of early bile duct cancer

With the development of society, many people are under increasing pressure. Any small problem can make them angry, so bad habits such as smoking and drinking become their way of venting. In fact, they don’t know that doing so is very harmful to the gallbladder. Over time, it can easily lead to bile duct diseases and eventually bile duct cancer. So, if bile duct cancer is discovered in time, can it be cured? So today we will find out what the cure rate of early bile duct cancer is.

The cure rate of early bile duct cancer is still very high, but the key lies in early detection and treatment of bile duct cancer; the cure rate of early bile duct cancer and whether it can be cured well are related to whether the treatment is actively taken. Generally speaking, the tumor of early bile duct cancer is small and has not spread or metastasized. The most effective treatment is radical surgery. The 5-year survival rate after resection of early bile duct cancer can reach 60%-90%. Experts point out that radical surgery for early bile duct cancer requires not only the complete cure under the naked eye, but more importantly, the lymph nodes are completely removed and there is no residual cancer cell in the bronchial stump under the microscope.

In addition, the cure rate of early bile duct cancer is also related to the patient's physical function and postoperative follow-up treatment to a certain extent. Only with good physical function and strong immunity can one resist the development of cancer and tolerate various treatments. Only with adequate follow-up treatment can the success of the operation be guaranteed and no chance of postoperative recurrence and metastasis is given. Therefore, improving immune function and postoperative treatment are extremely important for the cure rate of early bile duct cancer.