Can bone cancer be cured in the early stages? It's possible

If bone cancer is treated actively and in a standardized manner in the early stages of the disease, the tumor is completely removed, and adjuvant treatment is performed with radiotherapy and chemotherapy after surgery, approximately 70% of patients can not only retain the diseased limbs, but also survive for a long time and even be cured.

1. Surgical treatment <br/>If bone cancer is still in the early stage of the disease, timely surgical treatment can completely eliminate the lesion and achieve a good prognosis. Currently, the commonly used surgical methods for treating bone cancer include artificial prosthesis replacement, local extensive resection with limb preservation and functional reconstruction.
2. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy <br/>After bone cancer surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are needed as auxiliary treatments to kill as many residual cancer cells in the body as possible and improve the effect of the surgery.