What are the examination methods for cervical spine cancer

For malignant diseases such as bone cancer, examinations are indispensable. It can be said that not one examination can confirm bone cancer. For malignant diseases such as bone cancer, we need to conduct many examinations to determine the nature of the disease and formulate relevant treatment plans. What are the examination methods for cervical spine bone cancer?

First of all, patients with bone cancer should undergo angiography, which is a medical imaging diagnostic technology in recent years. This detection method mainly detects whether the structure of the blood vessels is diseased, and can show abnormal changes in the blood vessels and the state of abnormal blood vessels. The purpose of angiography is to determine the blood vessels supplying the tumor and the scope of tumor invasion, and to clarify the blood supply of the lumbar artery or the median sacral artery. It can accurately judge the malignancy of the disease.

The above three tests are the most important means of confirming patients suspected of bone cancer. Of course, before this, the patient may have done many other tests, such as blood tests, B-ultrasound, CT, and X-ray examinations. After the most routine examinations, if the patient is suspected of having bone cancer, the above three tests will be done specifically. Do not underestimate these tests. Only by accurately checking the site of the disease can effective treatment be formulated.