Sarcoma & Bone Tumour Surgery

Sarcoma

Sarcomas are rare cancers that affect bones or soft tissues such as muscles, nerves and other soft connective tissues, that connect or surround joints.

Metastatic Bone Tumour Disease

Many types of cancer can unfortunately metastasise, or spread to the skeleton. Whilst all cancers can theoretically evolve this ability, the most common in our community are primary cancers of Breast, Prostate, Kidney, Lung and Gastro-Intestinal Tract origin.

Benign Bone Tumours & Tumour-Like Lesions

There are a wide range of benign bone tumours and conditions that are tumour-like in nature. The term ‘benign’ indicates that the tumour tends to be a localised issue and will not have the ability to spread itself to other bones and organs.