Cholangiocarcinoma may demonstrate typical imaging manifestations and common patterns of organ involvement, guiding diagnosis, and facilitating imaging follow up after therapy. Adequate knowledge of tumoral biology in cholangiocarcinoma and current image-guided therapeutic approaches, along with imaging appearance of cholangiocarcinoma before and after image-guided interventions is crucial for adequate diagnosis and surveillance .MR imaging plays a key role for patient management, assessing therapy response and patient surveillance.
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