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Giant Cell Tumor

A giant cell tumor is a type of benign bone tumor that can develop in various bones, most commonly in the legs and arms. The presence of abnormal cells in the tumor can lead to bone destruction and pain. Symptoms of giant cell tumors may include pain, swelling, and limited range of motion. Medical professionals usually make a diagnosis using various imaging techniques such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs. It can be treated surgically, with radiation therapy or targeted medication therapy.

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My wife is diagnosed with a giant cell tumor and the doctor suggests radiotherapy. Is it safe?

Query: Hi doctor, My wife felt a heavy pain in her buttocks two months ago. The doctor suggested MRI. MRI shows a large sacral mass. The doctor suggests surgery (decompression). After the biopsy doctor confirmed it as a giant cell tumor. He also he suggested radiotherapy to prevent local recurrence. But wh...  Read Full »

Dr. Abdul Aziz Khan

Dr. Abdul Aziz Khan

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. As per the histopathology report (attachment removed for patient identity protection), it is a benign lesion, possibly a bone cyst. If it is true, then I am not in favor of radiotherapy. But only MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) will help in knowing how complete the sur...  Read Full »

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