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Bone cancer arises when healthy bone cells undergo mutations that cause them to grow uncontrollably, forming tumors. These tumors can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous). Malignant bone tumors pose serious health threats and require specialized treatment.
Several factors contribute to the onset of bone cancer, including inherited genetic mutations, exposure to radiation, and certain medical syndromes. At Konkan Cancer Centre, our expert team is trained to diagnose and treat various forms of bone cancer using advanced medical technologies and evidence-based protocols.
Osteosarcoma: The most common type, found mostly in teenagers and young adults. Typically affects the long bones of the arms and legs.
Ewing Sarcoma: Common in children and young adults, this cancer may develop in the bones or the surrounding soft tissues.
Chondrosarcoma: Arises from cartilage cells and primarily affects middle-aged and older adults.
Chordoma: A rare type that occurs in the bones of the skull and spine.
Giant Cell Tumor of Bone: A generally benign tumor, usually occurring near the ends of long bones.
Stage I: Localized, low-grade tumor with a high success rate upon treatment.
Stage II: Still confined to the bone but considered high-grade and more aggressive.
Stage III: Multiple high-grade tumors within a single bone.
Stage IV: Metastasized to other organs, commonly the lungs, requiring complex treatment.
Each patient at Konkan Cancer Centre receives an individualized care plan based on their cancer type, stage, and overall health
Recognizing early warning signs can lead to faster diagnosis and better outcomes:
Persistent Bone Pain: Often worsens at night or during activity.
Swelling or Lumps: Especially around joints or long bones.
Frequent Fractures: Occur even with minor injuries.
Restricted Mobility: Due to tumors affecting joints.
Fatigue & Weight Loss: General symptoms signaling cancer presence.
Fever & Night Sweats: Occasionally observed in certain patients.
Consult a bone cancer specialist at Konkan Cancer Centre if you experience:
Ongoing bone pain unresponsive to common painkillers.
A growing lump or swelling on a bone or joint.
Fractures with no significant trauma.
General symptoms like weight loss or fatigue with no known cause.
Our diagnostic approach includes:
X-Rays, MRI, CT Scans, Bone Scans: To visualize abnormalities and determine the tumor’s location and size.
Biopsy: Needle or surgical biopsy to confirm cancer presence and type. This is the gold standard diagnostic tool.
Blood Tests: Assess general health and detect tumor markers.
Radiologists and pathologists at Konkan Cancer Centre work together to confirm the diagnosis using:
Imaging studies
Histopathological analysis
Tumor grading
A multidisciplinary team then plans the most effective course of treatment.
Understand Treatment Options: Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or a combination.
Seek a Second Opinion: Konkan Cancer Center supports informed decision-making.
Consider Emotional & Nutritional Support: Provided on-site at Konkan Cancer Center.
Financial Planning: Guidance on insurance and logistical considerations.
1. Surgery:
Tumor resection
Limb-salvage procedures
Bone reconstruction
2. Radiation Therapy:
External Beam Radiation to destroy cancer cells
Often used pre- or post-surgery
3. Chemotherapy:
Systemic treatment to kill rapidly growing cells
Often part of multi-modal therapy for osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma
4. Targeted Therapy:
Attacks specific cancer cell mechanisms, reducing side effects
5. Immunotherapy:
Boosts the immune system to target cancer cells
The gold standard treatment for high-grade bone cancer typically includes limb-sparing surgery combined with chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. Konkan Cancer Center‘s surgeons and oncologists work collaboratively to offer precision treatment while preserving function and mobility.
Osteosarcoma, Ewing Sarcoma, and Chondrosarcoma.
While not always preventable, minimizing radiation exposure and monitoring genetic risks can help.
Radiation therapy is used to shrink tumors, manage pain, or complement surgery.
It may limit mobility, cause fatigue, and require lifestyle adjustments. Supportive care can help manage these effects.
Yes. Konkan Cancer Center participates in research to bring the latest therapies to our patients.
Physical therapy, nutritional counseling, pain management, and emotional support are all offered at Konkan Cancer Center.
Advanced imaging and biopsy facilities
Skilled orthopedic oncologists and cancer surgeons
Personalized treatment plans
Full-cycle care: diagnostics, treatment, recovery, and follow-up
If you suspect bone cancer or need expert guidance, reach out to Konkan Cancer Centre . Our integrated care model ensures that every patient receives timely, compassionate, and effective treatment.