Clinical diagnostic methods of osteosarcoma

When people suspect that they have osteosarcoma, they often go to the hospital for a series of tests to get a final diagnosis. If a misdiagnosis occurs, it will often endanger their lives. Therefore, in this period of high incidence of osteosarcoma, it is necessary to understand the diagnosis methods of osteosarcoma. So, what are the clinical diagnostic methods of osteosarcoma? Let's learn about it together.

1. CT:

CT is currently one of the most commonly used methods for diagnosing osteosarcoma. It can well display the extent of the tumor in the soft tissue and is very helpful in evaluating the extent of the tumor in the medullary and soft tissue, and the increase in density in the medullary cavity.

2. B-ultrasound:

This is also a commonly used method for clinical diagnosis of osteosarcoma. Its diagnostic accuracy is high. During clinical diagnosis, it can accurately show the specific location of cancerous tissue and the extent of the lesion, helping patients develop treatment plans.

3. Bone scan:

This is one of the commonly used methods for clinical diagnosis of osteosarcoma. It can accurately show the extent of osteosarcoma lesions and prepare for surgical treatment.

IV. Angiography:

When diagnosing osteosarcoma clinically, it can clearly show the extra-bone part of the tumor and the degree of displacement of the blood vessels, providing the doctor with the outline of the tumor part outside the bone and the compression of the blood vessels around the tumor.

Through the above content, everyone has a corresponding understanding of "Clinical Diagnosis Methods of Osteosarcoma", and we hope it can help every osteosarcoma patient. In addition, everyone should have a certain grasp of the current methods of treating osteosarcoma so that they can get timely and effective treatment after the disease.