Artificial joint replacement limbs combined neoadjuvant chemotherapy in the treatment of malignant bone tumor.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Artificial joint replacement limbs combined neoadjuvant chemotherapy in the treatment of malignant bone tumor [Abstract] [purpose] of early hip replacement used in neoadjuvant chemotherapy combined treatment of limb malignant bone tumor treatment. [Method] From September 2002 ~ January 2007, been admitted to our hospital diagnosed 26 cases of biopsy limbs in patients with malignant bone tumor, underwent 2 courses of chemotherapy custom artificial joint replacement surgery, after six months to a year and a half to continue chemotherapy. follow up all cases of joint function and tumor recurrence. [Results] 26 patients were followed up both postoperative joint function fully restored, up from 18 to 42 months, an average of 28 months. by Enneking functional evaluation system, after the fine rate was 80.8%, 3 patients had local recurrence, 2 patients had lung metastases . [Conclusion] Early diagnosis of malignant bone tumor, combined chemotherapy, early implementation of artificial joint replacement is the treatment of malignant bone tumor of the extremities and effective measures. [Keywords:] arthroplasty bone tumor chemotherapy A malignant bone tumor of limbs is short duration, rapid development, seriously affecting the quality of life of cancer patients. Limb malignant bone tumors of the traditional treatment is often diagnosed once had to amputation to save life, however, this treatment of amputation gave patients with physical disabilities caused by a lifetime, and there have been reports of amputation did not significantly lower limbs, the mortality rate of malignant bone tumors. hospital from September 2002 ~ January 2007, the limbs of 26 patients were treated in patients with malignant bone tumors The artificial joint replacement for treatment with adjuvant chemotherapy, and achieved satisfactory results, reported below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information 26 patients were treated, 18 males and 8 females,