Minds of Medicine Bone Cancer 1 of 3
Saturday, March 20th, 2010 at
11:20 pm
A diagnosis of bone cancer can be devastating for a patient and difficult to treat for many doctors. Watch as two bone cancer patients – one a teenager – entrust Michigan’s most comprehensive ortho-oncology team to avoid amputation and save their lives. (contains graphic images of surgery)
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Filed under: Bone Cancer
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i got a bone cancer on my right tight…
i’m 19 years old…
i’ve been in threatment for almost 6 months..
i’ve done a surgery…
thanks God my leg can be saved…
the doctor change my bone with a titanium one…
Im happy about you and the fact that evryting worked out for you and that you didnt lost your leg thank god, but im realy sorry that you got cancer
being a doctor looks so fun an rewarding.. helping people and learning about medicine/diseases!
omg really? what were the symptoms u felt?
2:14
I have an aneurysmal bone cyst in my right big toe.
Its soo painful!
I’m having surgery next week. *fingers crossed* Im having the tumor and bone cut out and medical cement put in to replace my bone.
Lucky, thought I was going to lose my toe.
You are. Assuming what you said is true. Technically speaking you are losing it and cement is being replaced. Feel stupid.
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