Diagnosis and Treatment of Pediatric Bone Tumors

Patient's question:

In December 2013, left thigh pain appeared, primarily at night. Physical examination: No lump in the left thigh, tenderness, no redness or swelling, no fever, no palpable lump.

Doctor's answer:

Hello! Have you had surgery exploration or pathological biopsy? Bone metabolic abnormalities can be seen in proliferative osteitis, osteomyelitis, fibrous dysplasia of bone, bone metastases, and primary bone tumors, requiring differential diagnosis, early confirmation of the condition and treatment. Regular follow-up is recommended.

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