Is there any benign osteosarcoma

All osteosarcomas are malignant. Osteosarcoma is a malignant tumor. There is no benign one. So for the treatment of osteosarcoma, the first step is chemotherapy. If you are diagnosed with osteosarcoma through pathological examination, the first step is chemotherapy. After chemotherapy, the tumor cells can be stabilized; then the main tissue and the surrounding infiltrated soft tissue are removed surgically; the third step is to eliminate the remaining cancer cells through chemotherapy. So, this chemotherapy and surgical chemotherapy treatment plan is currently the most commonly used and most advanced method in China. It can significantly improve the patient's survival rate, while reducing the risk of amputation, and can also prevent the recurrence of this osteosarcoma.

Gliosarcoma survival

Secondly, effective radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other related treatments should be started in the early stage after surgery to maximize the therapeutic effect of the surgery, prolong the patient's survival as much as possible, and improve the patient's quality of life. First of all, once a glioma is found, regardless of its malignancy and grade, surgery should be actively adopted for treatment, and the tumor should be completely removed as much as possible through surgery. In addition, during radiotherapy and chemotherapy, patients should be actively given nutritional support. For patients with grade 4 glioma, their survival is affected by many factors.

Osteosarcoma surgery

The main symptoms are local pain and swelling, and local restrictions. After chemotherapy, patients will experience severe hair loss. Osteosarcoma patients are mainly caused by viral infection, and may also be caused by long-term work in a radiation environment. During the recovery period, you must maintain a happy mood, which can prevent the recovery of the disease, and you should also eat more high-protein foods. Chemotherapy after osteosarcoma surgery should be treated in stages.