bone cancer treatment
                     Bone Cancer Treatment
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Content of table:
● Types of bone cancer
● Benign bone cancer ( Noncancerous)
● Malignant cancer  (cancerous)
● Chondrosarcoma 
● Osteosarcoma 
● Bone cancer symptoms and cause
● Diagnostic test of bone cancer 
● Bone tumor treatment 
● Thank you 
Types of bone cancer:
There are several type of bone cancer. The bone cancer types is 
depend characteristic, size and nature.
Benign bone cancer (non cancerous):
Benign bone tumor are a bone tumor than is 
noncancerous, that would not affect the other 
regions of the body. Its occur mostly parts of the 
skeleton. Benign bone tumor are most common 
bone cause some of the longest bone, the femur, 
tibia, pelvis, humorous, ribs, and spine. 
Malignant cancer 
(cancerous):
Malignant cancer is cancerous, and 
malignant cancer are these cell that can affect the 
nearby the cells or tissue in the body. Treatment 
option there are include surgery, chemotherapy, 
radiation therapy or radiotherapy. 
Osteosarcoma: 
Osteosarcoma is type of non cancerous 
bone cancer. It is abnormally develop 
that form on the surface of bone. Its 
affecting 2-3 people per million every 
year. It is made up of both cartilage and 
bone.
Bone cancer symptoms and cause:
The main symptom of bone cancer are included, 
bone pain is most common symptom in the 
affected area. Swelling or lump, and problem in 
moving. The some cause are genetic disorder, 
ewing sarcoma is most common in children and 
teenagers.
Diagnostic test of bone cancer: 
A expert team of bone cancer uses 
variety of tools and technique for 
diagnosing bone cancer and determine to 
disease, these test are. An x-ray, CT 
scan, MRI for imaging view, bone biopsy, 
bone scan, and PET scan.
Bone cancer treatment:
The most common bone cancer 
treatment or mostly treated with the 
surgery to remove the cancer. Other 
treatment are, radiation therapy it is use 
for shrink tumor before surgery. 
Chemotherapy it is recommended 
mostly to treat osteosarcoma or 
Ewing’s sarcoma, and proton therapy. 
Thank you
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