Tumor Reconstruction
Tumor reconstruction involves surgical techniques to restore function and stability to bones and joints affected by primary bone tumors or metastatic bone disease.
Resection
Surgical removal of the tumor and affected bone segments while preserving surrounding healthy tissue.
Reconstruction
Restoration of bone continuity and joint function using bone grafts, allografts, or prosthetic implants.
Limb Salvage
Whenever possible, limb-sparing procedures are performed to preserve limb function and cosmesis.
Biological Reconstruction
Techniques such as vascularized bone grafting or biological implants may be used to promote bone healing and reconstruction.
Benefits of
Surgery
Tumor reconstruction techniques aim to preserve limb function and avoid the need for amputation whenever possibleSurgical reconstruction allows patients to regain mobility and function in affected limbs, improving quality of life.Surgical removal of tumors, combined with adjuvant therapies such as chemotherapy or radiation, can help control cancer progression and improve outcomes.