Bone tumors

Our traumatologists specialized in bone tumors in Madrid, are experts in the removal of the tumor in a precise way. Thanks to our treatment techniques, recovery from the operation of bone tumors will be rapid.

Main lesions and types of bone tumors

Bone tumors develop when cells grow in an uncontrolled manner. In the case of bone cancer, there are primary tumors that grow directly into the bone and, on the other hand, metastatic cancer that arise as metastases from another type of cancer located in another part of the body.

Enchondromas

Enchondroma is a benign cartilaginous tumor, common among elderly people, usually located in small bones of the hands and feet. It is normally an asymptomatic cancer, which is diagnosed by diagnostic imaging tests.

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Osteosarcoma

Osteosarcoma (OS) or osteogenic sarcoma (OGS)  is a bone cancer, originating in bone cells. It usually occurs in long bones, located in the legs. It is common in young adults, who usually manifest symptoms, such as inflammation or bone pain.

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Giant Cell Tumor

Giant cell tumor is benign and usually occurs in the lower extremity. It is a rare pathology, which usually affects patients aged between 20 and 50 years.

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Bone Tumors (Benign)

A benign bone tumor is the most frequent bone pathology. In many cases, they can affect healthy bone tissue, but they do not pose a risk to the patient. They can usually be removed with surgery, if they affect the mobility or quality of life of the patient.

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Ewing's Sarcoma

It is a cancerous tumor that usually appears in the bone of the body, although it can also occur in the soft tissue around the bones. The most common symptoms that usually accompany this Ewing’s Sarcoma are: fever for no reason, pain and swelling in the affected area.

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Chondrosarcoma

This rare type of cancer usually starts in the bones and ends up spreading to the soft tissues around them. To diagnose it, it is necessary to extract a sample of tissue and proceed to its analysis in the laboratory.

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How do we perform the Surgery for bone tumors?

How do we perform the Surgery for bone tumors?

Operation
Operation

The operation on the bone tumor consists of the resection of the tumor. The intervention will last depending on the type of tumor and the complexity of approaching the area in which it is located.

Hospitalization
Hospitalization

Superficial benign tumors are usually removed in a simple way and are usually discharged on the same day.

Recovery
Recovery

In most cases, the recovery is usually very fast. Usually, only the care and healing of the wound that has had to be done to address it is necessary. They do not usually limit themselves, continuing with normal activity.

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WHAT IS A BONE TUMOR?
WHAT IS AN ENCHONDROMA?
WHAT IS AN OSTEOSARCOMA?
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WILL I NEED CHEMOTHERAPY OR ANY OTHER FOLLOW-UP AFTER SURGERY?
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