Patient's question:
Doctor, the synovial sarcoma in my friend's lung has now ruptured again, and the amount of bleeding is very large. He doesn't know what to do, so I'm asking, what should be done after the synovial sarcoma in the lung has developed into a tumor?Doctor's answer:
Young patients with synovial sarcoma have experienced pulmonary metastasis again, and currently have local recurrence. This situation is considered to be caused by tumor invasion of pulmonary blood vessels, which can easily lead to hemorrhagic shock and even life-threatening complications. Due to the difficulty in surgically removing the pulmonary metastatic tumors, treatment is primarily focused on nutritional support and symptomatic medication to alleviate the patient's suffering and, to some extent, prolong their life.