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Bone sarcoma surgery: How surgery, reconstruction, and therapy work together

Surgery for bone sarcomas – what you need to know Bone sarcomas are rare tumors that usually require complex treatment. In this video, Prof. Dr. Dimosthenis Andreou, an experienced tumor orthopedist at the West German Cancer Center in Essen, explains how modern surgeries are planned and performed – and when limb preservation is possible. Here you can find the original German version of this video:    • Knochensarkom‑OP: Wie Operation, Rekonstru...   What you can expect in the video: ✔ Prerequisites for surgery Before surgery, a complete and up-to-date diagnosis is necessary. Why imaging before surgery is so crucial – especially after chemotherapy or a long time since the initial diagnosis. ✔ Chemotherapy before surgery? For osteosarcomas and Ewing's sarcomas, the combination of surgery and chemotherapy is standard. Prof. Andreou explains when chemotherapy is useful, how it works, and why it does not always lead to visible tumor reduction. ✔ Finding the right center – that's crucial Surgery for bone sarcoma should be performed by experienced professionals. Why specialized sarcoma centers (e.g., certified by OncoMap or EURACAN) deliver better results – and how to find such centers. ✔ Tumor prostheses and reconstruction How modern tumor prostheses are constructed, when they are used, and how muscles and tendons are “reattached” after surgery – clearly explained with example prostheses. ✔ Limb preservation or amputation? In around 90% of cases, the leg or arm can be preserved. In 5–10% of cases, amputation is more sensible from a functional or oncological point of view. What criteria lead to the decision – and why modern exoprostheses enable a high quality of life today. ✔ Rehabilitation & aftercare What happens after the operation? How rehabilitation helps to regain strength and function – and why long-term aftercare (especially with prostheses) is essential. Important for patients and their families This video is aimed at people with bone sarcomas, their families, and anyone who would like comprehensive information about current treatment options. 📌 You can find more videos on sarcomas, tumor surgery, and rehabilitation on our channel – don't forget to subscribe! 💬 Questions about the video? Feel free to leave a comment! With Prof. Dr. Dimosthenis Andreou (West German Cancer Center Essen) and Karin Strube (Strube Foundation) A film by the Strube Foundation in cooperation with the German Sarcoma Foundation. Consultation by patient representatives: Jan-Michael Stube and Denise Schuster Coordination by Katja Winter 00:00 – What are bone sarcomas? Introduction to the topic 00:31 – Introduction: Prof. Dr. Andreou and the Sarcoma Center Essen 01:27 – Why current imaging before surgery is crucial 02:42 – Pre-treatment with chemotherapy: When and why? 04:03 – Osteosarcoma vs. Ewing's sarcoma: Different responses to chemo 06:18 – Where imaging should take place and what to consider 07:14 – Why surgery should be performed at an experienced sarcoma center 08:28 – Study findings: better results in specialized centers 10:07 – Common bone sarcomas: osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, chondrosarcoma 11:23 – Treatment concepts: surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy 14:18 – Goal of surgery: remove the tumor with a safety margin 17:17 – Preservation of limbs: When is amputation necessary? 20:31 – Reconstruction with tumor prostheses: Structure and function 26:00 – How tendons and muscles are reconstructed after surgery 36:01 – Rehabilitation, aftercare, and return to everyday life