What is Bone Tumor?

If it was a primary tumor, it should be the bone tumor specialty of the orthopedics department, because it was very likely that breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer and other cancers would directly transfer to the bone. In this case, they could hang up these departments. Bone tumor patients should hang up the bone tumor specialty in the orthopedics department, because this specialty was relatively special. Generally speaking, when bone tumors occurred, the patient did not know whether the tumor was primary or metastatic. If it was a primary tumor, it should be an orthopedic bone tumor specialty. Ordinary orthopedic doctors might not know much about bone tumors. If bone tumors occurred, the common people could not figure them out. They should be linked to the oncology department, because breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer and other cancers were likely to be transferred directly to the bone. In this case, these departments could be linked. Generally speaking, X-rays, CT, MRI, etc. were the most common among bone tumor examinations. If it is considered to be cancerous bone metastatic tumor, PET-CT whole body examination is needed. If it is considered to be cancer transferred to bone, blood samples should also be examined, including cancer indicators, etc. Bone tumor is relatively complicated.