Bone Tumor Treatment

Bone Tumor – Diagnosis, Management & Treatment

Bone tumors occur when abnormal cells grow inside the bone. Many bone tumors are benign (non-cancerous), while some may be malignant (cancerous). With early diagnosis and modern Orthopaedic treatment, most bone tumors can be treated effectively with excellent outcomes.

Our center provides expert Orthopaedic evaluation, imaging, biopsy, and advanced surgical care for all types of bone tumors, ensuring precise diagnosis and safe management.

Types of Bone Tumors We Treat

Benign Tumors

Non-cancerous growths that may still cause pain or swelling.

Malignant Tumors

Cancerous tumors requiring urgent treatment.

Genetic Tumors

Tumors linked to hereditary bone disorders.

Special Types

Includes Osteosarcoma, GCT, Myeloma & more.

Early detection prevents bone destruction, fractures, and tumor spread.

Why Do Bone Tumors Occur?

  • Abnormal bone cell growth
  • Genetic predisposition
  • Previous radiation exposure
  • Bone infections
  • Inherited disorders
  • Spread from cancers (breast, lung, spine)

Common Symptoms of Bone Tumors

Persistent Bone Pain

Pain that worsens at night or with movement.

Swelling or Lump

Visible swelling or mass around the affected bone.

Movement Difficulty

Discomfort or pain while walking or bending.

  • Bone weakness leading to fractures
  • Unexplained fatigue or fever
  • Unexpected weight loss

How Bone Tumors Are Diagnosed

X-ray

First-line assessment for bone abnormalities.

MRI

Detailed view of soft tissue & bone marrow.

CT Scan

High-resolution imaging of bone structure.

Biopsy

Confirms the exact tumor type.

Treatment Options for Bone Tumors

  • Observation – for small benign tumors
  • Medications – for infection-related cases
  • Curettage & Bone Grafting
  • Internal Fixation – plates, rods, screws
  • Wide Excision Surgery
  • Reconstruction with grafts/implants
  • Limb Salvage Surgery – avoids amputation
  • Chemotherapy – for malignant tumors
  • Radiation Therapy

When Should You Seek Medical Evaluation?

  • Bone pain lasting more than 2 weeks
  • Swelling or lump near a bone
  • Fracture from a minor injury
  • Reduced joint movement
  • Pain that worsens at night
  • Sudden weight loss without cause

Advanced Technologies We Use

  • Digital X-ray & MRI
  • CT-guided biopsy
  • Bone grafting implants
  • High-precision surgical equipment
  • Navigation-assisted surgery
  • Modern limb salvage systems

Recovery After Bone Tumor Treatment

  • Pain relief in 1–2 weeks
  • Better mobility within 3–4 weeks
  • Bone healing in 6–12 weeks
  • Return to routine activities in 2–3 months
  • Regular follow-up for monitoring

Benefits of Expert Bone Tumor Care

  • Accurate diagnosis & safe management
  • Preservation of limb function
  • Faster healing & recovery
  • Reduced complications
  • Long-term functional improvement

Conclusion

Bone tumors require specialized Orthopaedic evaluation and precise treatment. With modern imaging, advanced surgical techniques, and expert care, most bone tumors can be treated safely while preserving mobility and ensuring long-term health.