What are the treatments for osteosarcoma

After osteosarcoma is diagnosed by pathology, early chemotherapy or radiotherapy begins. Resection of tumor tissue is an important step in the treatment of osteosarcoma. With the improvement of tumor surgical technology and the development of implant research, limb preservation therapy has shown a good treatment prospect. Consolidation chemotherapy or radiotherapy after tumor tissue resection is very important to control tumor metastasis and improve survival rate. So what are the treatments for osteosarcoma?

We must pay attention to the treatment of osteosarcoma. The question of the treatment of osteosarcoma is answered as follows. Differentiation is like this: low differentiation means high malignancy, and the treatment effect is worse than moderate differentiation and high differentiation. Regardless of whether surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy is performed for malignant tumors, you should take medicine (Chinese medicine) and combine Chinese and Western medicine. This one is certain (surgery is possible in the early stage, but surgery in the late stage is a hindrance. In the late stage, surgery is of no value and has a counterproductive effect, which will be faster. In the late stage, it spreads and metastasizes, which means that the cancer is not limited to one part, but in many parts of the body, and there are more in the blood flow. In this case, what is the role of surgery? It can only intensify faster.) Usually we always say "combining Chinese and Western medicine". When encountering such a serious illness, it is really time to combine Chinese and Western medicine. Comprehensive treatment should be used instead of using only one method.

The best treatment for tumors is to combine Chinese and Western medicine at the same time, but Western medicine surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy alone have great toxic side effects and may leave sequelae. Therefore, it is best to use non-toxic anti-cancer green therapy Chinese medicine while receiving Western medicine treatment. This can not only reduce the toxic side effects of Western medicine treatment and consolidate the condition; it can also alleviate symptoms, control the progression of the disease, improve the patient's quality of life, and prolong survival. Radical surgery should be performed for the treatment of osteosarcoma. If conditions permit, local extensive resection can be performed to retain the limb. In addition, a biopsy should be performed before amputation.

After osteosarcoma is diagnosed by pathology, early chemotherapy or radiotherapy begins. Resection of tumor tissue is an important step in the treatment of osteosarcoma. With the improvement of tumor surgical technology and the development of implant research, limb preservation therapy has shown a good treatment prospect. Consolidation chemotherapy or radiotherapy after tumor tissue resection is very important for controlling tumor metastasis and improving survival rate.