Description
Procedure: Pediatric bone tumor resection and reconstruction is a surgical procedure aimed at removing tumors from the bones of children and adolescents while preserving limb functionality and skeletal structure. It involves the removal of the tumor followed by bone reconstruction to maintain limb function and stability.
Suitability: Suitable for:
- Children and adolescents diagnosed with benign or malignant bone tumors.
- Patients with localized tumors that have not metastasized.
Not suitable for:
- Patients with extensive metastatic bone disease.
- Those with severe underlying health conditions posing significant surgical risks.
Advantages: The procedure offers several advantages, including:
- Complete tumor removal, reducing the risk of recurrence.
- Preservation of limb function and bone stability.
- Potential for improved post-surgery quality of life and mobility.
Complications: Potential complications may include:
- Surgical site infection.
- Delayed bone healing.
- Nerve or blood vessel damage.
- Tumor recurrence.
Preoperative Care: Preoperative care may involve:
- Diagnostic imaging to assess the tumor and plan the surgical approach.
- Medical evaluations and blood tests to ensure surgical fitness.
- Anesthesia consultation to discuss options and potential risks.
Postoperative Care: Post-surgery, care may include:
- Pain management for patient comfort.
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation to aid recovery and restore limb function.
- Regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing and assess for complications.
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