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A 66-years-old man presents with apparent resectable intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (iCCA) at the Hospital.

What is the next step?

A. Move to surgery right away, to resect the tumor

B. Move to surgery if there are no apparent extrahepatic metastasis after standard CT or MRI scan during the staging evaluation

C. Move to surgery if there are no apparent extrahepatic metastasis after standard CT or MRI scan and FDG-PET scanning during the staging evaluation

D. Suggest liver transplantation

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