Symptoms of a Bone Marrow cancer in Turkey, Prices of ablation in Istanbul Clinics

Cancer of the bone marrow

Your doctor may recommend that you take a tissue sample (biopsy) from the tumor for a lab test. This is because the test can show whether the tissue is cancerous, and if you have cancer, it can tell you what type. The test can also reveal whether tumor cells are growing quickly or slowly.

Types of biopsy procedures used to diagnose bone cancer include:

• Insertion of a needle through the skin into the tumor. During a needle biopsy, a doctor inserts a thin needle through the skin and guides it into the tumor. The doctor uses the needle to remove small pieces of tumor tissue.
• Surgery to take a sample of tissue to be tested. During a surgical biopsy, the doctor makes an incision in the skin and removes all or part of the tumor.

Determining the type of biopsy you need and the details of how to perform it require careful planning on the part of your medical team. The doctor must realize the biopsy in a way that does not interpose with future surgery to remove cancer from the bones. For this reason, ask your doctor for help, so he can refer you to a medical team experienced in the treatment of bone tumors before your biopsy.

Bone marrow cancer symptoms 

Once your doctor detects bone marrow cancer, the next step is to determine bone marrow cancer symptoms and their severity (stage). Because that will direct him to the treatment options available. Factors to consider include the following:

• Tumor size
• How quickly the cancer is progressing?
• The number of bones affected, such as adjacent vertebrae in the spine.
• Has cancer spread to other parts of the body?

The stages of osteoblastoma are numbered in Roman numerals from 0 to IV. Lower stages indicate that the tumor is small and less severe. In the fourth stage, cancer has spread to other parts of your body.

Ablation bone marrow tumor prices in Turkey

Doctors collaborating with Turquie Santé inspect a 3D model of a patient's pelvis to determine the best approach for surgery. The orthopedic specialists of Turquie Santé work in collaboration with other specialists: microvascular surgeons, oncologists, plastic surgeons, etc, to identify, evaluate and treat each abnormality. This way, you benefit from the knowledge and experience of each multidisciplinary team specialist.

The reliable cooperation of the medical team treating you allows the rapid availability of test results and the subsequent scheduling of suitable appointments with a team of specialists.

You get your treatment of bone tumor removal at unbeatable prices in the best clinics in Istanbul Turkey.

Bone tumor removal in Istanbul Turkey

The treatment options for ablation of bone marrow cancer in Turkey depend on the type and stage of your cancer, your general health, and your preferences. So different types of bone cancer respond to different treatments, and doctors can help you choose the most appropriate treatment for your type of cancer. For example, some types of bone cancer are treated only with surgery, some with surgery and chemotherapy, and others are treated with surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.

Surgery of tumor removal

The goal of surgery is to remove all cancerous tumors. This is because in most cases this includes special techniques so that the tumor can be removed in one piece, along with a small portion of the healthy tissue around it. The doctor replaces the missing bone with a bone from another area of the body. This is achieved through material from a bone bank, or by a replacement of metal and hard plastic.

Cancers of very large bones or at a complex point in the bone may require surgery to remove all or part of a limb (amputation). With the development of other methods of treatment, amputation becomes less common. However, if amputation is necessary, you will likely be fitted with a prosthesis and undergo training to learn how to perform daily tasks with your new limb.

The chemotherapy procedure 

Chemotherapy uses powerful anti-cancer drugs, usually injected into a vein (intravenously) to kill cancer cells. However, this type of treatment works better than others for some forms of bone cancer. For example, chemotherapy is usually not effective in chondrosarcoma, but it is an important part of the treatment for osteosarcoma and Ewing's sarcoma.