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Johns Hopkins has a team approach to combating liver cancer. We have surgical and non-surgical doctors who can evaluate an individual patient. While each patient's evaluation needs to be individualized, these evaluations often require blood tests, special imaging techniques (such as Computed Axial Tomography (CT) scan / Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) or angiography, the injection of a dye into the blood vessels) and review of biopsy material. After evaluation, a treatment plan may include closely following a patient, surgery or non-surgical treatment (see also Understanding Liver Cancer). What is special about Johns Hopkins is having doctors who can evaluate and treat liver cancer. We have not only listed these doctors, but also provide a method to contact them to schedule an appointment. |
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