most classic symptom for osteosarcoma is a slowly growing mass. It is not painful to the touch, just a dull discomfort that persists at night. Because it develops so slowly, bone cancer is often diagnosed quite late.
Diagnoses are made using X-ray examination, radionuclide bone scan, CT or CAT scan, and arteriography. The most critical diagnostic test is a biopsy. Osteosarcomas can ultimately spread to the lungs by way of the bloodstream and chest X-rays are necessary to determine evidence of metastasis.
More than 80 percent of bone cancer patients will have secondary tumors, or metastases, elsewhere in the body at the time of diagnosis.
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