What are the symptoms of bone tumors?

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The symptoms of bone tumors are still relatively obvious. Many patients have some understanding of the symptoms of bone tumors, but some patients do not know much about the symptoms of bone tumors. Now let's take a look at the following introduction to see what the symptoms of bone tumors are?

What are the symptoms of bone tumors?

The main symptoms were slow growth and mild symptoms. There was no tendency of malignant transformation. Most of them occur in the skull, facial bone and mandible occasionally, which can be divided into dense osteoma and cancellous osteoma. Dense osteoma occurs on the surface of the craniofacial bone, local uplift, occurs in the intracranial plate, if the tumor protrudes, it can cause intracranial pressure, dizziness, headache, and even epilepsy. Osteocancellous tumors often occur in the cartilage at the junction of the long bone shaft and epiphysis. With the increase of the length of the tubular bone, the osteoma also changes in shape, and generally stops growing when the whole body bone matures.

Benign bone tumors grow slowly with mild or no pain. The malignant tumor showed infiltrative growth, rapid development, early pain and progressive aggravation. Anemia and cachexia appeared in the later stage, and multiple metastases could occur, especially in the lung.

Malignant bone tumors can be primary or secondary. They metastasize from other tissues or organs to bone or directly invade bone through blood circulation and lymphatic system. There is another kind of lesions called tumor like lesions. Tumor like lesions do not have the characteristics of tumor cell morphology, but their ecology and behavior are destructive, generally limited and easy to cure.

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