Patient's question:
12-year-old child, knee painDoctor's answer:
It is necessary to clarify the nature of the tumor. Enhanced MRI can be performed if the patient is cooperative; if not, minimally invasive bone biopsy pathology examination can be conducted. Whether surgery is required depends on the nature of the tumor and whether it affects the development of the proximal humerus. Based on the provided images, development has been partially affected. The occurrence of pediatric bone tumors severely impacts the patient's health. In addition to active treatment, patients need to pay attention to daily care. It is important to protect the affected area, maintain a balanced diet, and avoid or reduce the chances of occurrence.