When bone cancer develops and grows, several symptoms can appear but the most common is pain. Although the disease can occur in any bone in the body, it most often occurs in the arms and legs long bones. Arthritis, osteoporosis, or injury may mimic several symptoms of bone cancer. When you encounter one or more of those symptoms, address them with your doctor to identify the cause and, when necessary, receive proper care. Although the exact causes of this type of cancer are unclear, certain factors may increase the risk of the disease occurring, such as genetic disorders and prior treatments for other conditions. We think every cancer is as unique as the person who is fighting it. In an era of precision medicine, with ever-evolving advances in treatment, bone cancer fighting requires personalized care, provided by experts trained in the many facets of this complex disease. Our cancer specialists collaborate with a multidisciplinary care team that uses a wide range of diagnostic tests, such as bone, PET, and CT scans, to diagnose and stage the disease, and tailor a custom treatment plan. Imaging and laboratory tests monitor the size of the tumors and the response to the medication throughout the procedure, enabling the care team to change the treatment plan as required.

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