What Is Bone Tumor?
Medical oncology care for bone tumours as part of a coordinated plan with the surgical team. Bone tumours can occur at any age, and some types are more common in children and young adults. The exact type is confirmed with imaging and a biopsy before treatment is planned. Treatment commonly combines chemotherapy with surgery. Planning is done together with the surgical team, with the aim of controlling the tumour and protecting function.
Treatment is planned with the surgical team and may include chemotherapy, depending on the type and stage of the tumour.
In many cases yes. Medical treatment and surgery are planned together as one coordinated plan.
Regular follow-up with examination and imaging continues after treatment. Your doctor will set the schedule.
