Introduction to common medical diagnosis methods for bone cancer

Medically, the diagnosis of bone cancer is relatively simple. There are many examination methods that can be used to diagnose bone cancer, which can help doctors clearly understand the severity of bone cancer patients and better choose bone cancer treatment methods, which is very beneficial to patients. So what are the common diagnostic methods for bone cancer ? The following will tell you about the common diagnostic methods for bone cancer.

In general, the common diagnosis methods for bone cancer are:

Pathological histological examination: It is a common method for diagnosing bone cancer, but it is not absolutely reliable. Clinical histopathological examination can almost confirm whether a person has bone cancer, with an accuracy rate of more than 80%. It mainly includes acupuncture sampling examination, incision sampling examination of the affected part, and excision or scraping pathological examination.

Routine physical examination and biochemical examination: The diagnosis method of this bone cancer mainly includes blood alkaline phosphatase test.

X-ray examination: X-ray film is the most important examination in the diagnosis of bone cancer. Through X-ray examination, we can roughly understand the size of the tumor and its relationship with surrounding tissues and organs. However, due to the large number of changes in X-ray manifestations, X-ray cannot be used as the only basis for diagnosis.

The diagnosis of bone cancer can also be done through CT scans, MRIs, and whole-body ECT scans, which can accurately display the location of the lesion. Choosing accurate and effective methods for diagnosing bone cancer can increase the diagnosis rate of bone cancer, strive to obtain the most active treatment in the shortest time, and maximize the survival of bone cancer patients.

The above are the common diagnosis methods of bone cancer, I hope it will be helpful to everyone. If you are diagnosed with bone cancer, you must go to the hospital in time for active treatment to avoid delaying the disease and missing the best time for treatment.