Onco Othopaedic Surgery
Onco Othopaedic Surgery
Our orthopedic oncologists have expertise in diagnosing and treating benign and malignant musculoskeletal diseases. Orthopedic oncologists perform a variety of procedures to remove tumors and reconstruct the bones and joints if necessary, and help patients to restore mobility and/or relieve symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, early symptoms like pain or swelling can resemble common injuries, which is why persistent symptoms need proper evaluation.
For many patients, limb salvage surgery offers similar survival outcomes while preserving limb function.
Recovery varies widely depending on tumour size and reconstruction type, often taking several months.
Some bone tumours can spread, which is why early diagnosis and staging are important parts of treatment planning.
Not always. This depends on the type and stage of the tumour, as determined by the treatment team.
Many children recover well with appropriate treatment and rehabilitation, though outcomes depend on the specific case.
Not necessarily, but any new or growing lump should be evaluated to rule out a serious cause.
A benign tumour does not spread to other body parts, while a malignant tumour can, making proper diagnosis essential.
Yes, ongoing physiotherapy often supports strength and function well beyond the initial recovery period.
Yes, similar to joint replacements, these implants may need revision surgery after many years of use.