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Pediatric Osteosarcoma Case Study: Diagnosis and Treatment of Right Proximal Tibia Cancer in a 13-Year-Old Boy

Follow the journey of a 13-year-old boy diagnosed with osteosarcoma in the right proximal tibia. Learn about his diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis as he battles this rare form of bone cancer. This case study highlights the challenges and successes in managing pediatric osteosarcoma, offering insights into the comprehensive care required for young patients facing such a diagnosis.

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Pediatric Osteosarcoma Case Study: Diagnosis and Treatment of Right Proximal Tibia Cancer in a 13-Year-Old Boy

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  1. Right proximal tibia Osteosarcoma 13 years old boy

  2. PG: R. tibia osteosarcoma • Name : • DOB :30/July/91 • City : • Diagnosis :Osteosarcoma right tibia Date of Diagnosis :29/Jul/03 (Osorno) • Date L.Calvo M:27/Aug/03

  3. PG: R. tibia osteosarcoma • Right knee pain and claudicating since March 03 associated to a mass in the internal face below of the knee. • On July 27 he is see by first time at Osorno Hospital • XR tumor? • July 29 biopsy

  4. PG: R. tibia osteosarcoma • August 27,2003. Arrive to L. Calvo Mackenna Hospital. • XR: Osteosarcoma compatible • Biopsy done in Valdivia. • Phone call information: Osteosarcoma (27Aug.03). • Thorax CT scan: 3 lung metastases nodes? • Dr. J.J. Latorre confirm pathology diagnosis. (osteoblastic Osteosarcoma)

  5. PG 27 Aug.03

  6. PG tumor xr

  7. PG Chest XR 28Aug.03

  8. PG CT scan Node 1.

  9. PG Node 2

  10. PG Node 3

  11. Big node was a Lymphatic node

  12. Small node was metastases

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