Patient's question:
What is the specific method for malignant bone tumors in children?Doctor's answer:
Childhood malignant tumors, if generally operable, should be surgically treated as much as possible. After surgery, the next treatment plan will be formulated based on the specific situation. This depends on the severity of the child's condition. If the tumor is small and shows no local or distant invasion, the prognosis is generally better.It is recommended to undergo a systematic medical examination at the hospital to identify the cause and provide timely symptomatic treatment. If it is a bone tumor without metastasis, early surgery is necessary.