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Introduction
Orthopaedic: the art and science of prevention,
investigation, diagnosis and treatment of disorders and
injuries of the musculoskeletal system by medical,
surgical and physical means (Rabert B. Salter 1970)
System musculoskeletal
1. Bone
2. Joint
3. Muscle, tendon and ligament
4. Nerve
5. Vascular
Musculoskeletal System
1. Bone
2. Joint
3. Muscle, tendon
4. Ligament
5. Nerve
6. Vessel
Region
1. Upper
extremity
2. Lower
extremity
3. Spine
4. Shoulder girdle
5. Pelvic girdle
Classification Of
Musculoskeletal Tumor
BENIGN MALIGNANT
PRIMARY
SECONDARY
METASTASIS
Classification Of
Musculoskeletal Tumor
Malignant
1. Primary; malignant musculoskeletal tumor that origin
from musculoskeletal tissue
2. Secondary; malignant musculoskeletal tumor that
transformation from benign lesion of musculoskeletal
tissue
3. Metastasis; malignant musculoskeletal tumor that origin
from outside musculoskeletal tissue (breast, thyroid,
lung, etc.)
WHO Classification Of Bone Tumours
Tissue of origins Benign Malignant
Cartilage Tumours Osteochondroma Chondrosarcoma
Chondroma
Chondroblastoma
Chondromyxoid fibroma
Osteogenic Tumours Osteoid osteoma Osteosarcoma
Osteoblastoma
Fibrogenic Tumours Desmoplastic fibroma Fibrosarcoma
Fibrohistiocytic Tumours Benign fibrous histiocytoma Malignant fibrous
histiocytoma
Primitive Ewing sarcoma
Neuroectodermal Tumour
Haematopoietic Tumours Plasma cell myeloma
Malignant lymphoma, NOS
Giant Cell Tumour Giant cell tumour Malignancy in giant cell
tumour
Notochordal Tumours Chordoma
Vascular Tumours Haemangioma Angiosarcoma
WHO Classification Of Bone Tumors
1. Asymptomatic
2. Pain
3. Lump
4. Pathologic fracture
Physical Diagnosis
Inspection
1. Color
2. Venaectasi
3. Shine
4. Ulceration
Palpation
1. Temperature
2. Tenderness
3. Surface
4. Margin
5. Consistency
6. Mobile/fixed
Investigations
Investigations
1. Laboratory
2. Imaging (radiology)
a. Plain photo
b. CT Scan
c. MRI
d. Bone Scintigraphy
3. Pathology
a. Cytology
b. Histopatology
Investigations (Imaging)
Plain Photo
1. Site
2. Type of destructions
3. Periosteal reactions
4. Border of tumor
5. Matrix
6. Bony and soft tissue
expansion
7. Multiplicity
+
Age
Diagnos
Plain Photo - Location
Plain Photo - Location
Parosteal Sarcoma
Plain Photo
Type of Destruction
Plain Photo
Periosteal Reaction
Plain Photo Type
of Matrix
Plain Photo - Border
Plain Photo - Multiplicity
CT Scan
Show of detail of bone destruction.
Sagital and coronal view
CT Scan
CT Scan (3 Dimension)
Investigations (Imaging)
MRI
• Anatomical mapping
of the tumor
a. Soft tissue
extension
b. Neurovascular
involvement
c. Intramedullary
extension
d. Detect skip lesion
Bone Scintigraphy
Investigations
Pathology
Biopsy
1. Fine needle aspiration biopsy
a. Minimal invasive
b. Cytology
2. Open biopsy Cytology
a. Invasive (surgery)
b. Histopathology
Histopathology
History Taking
Clinico-Pathology
Physical Conference (CPC)
(Multidisciplinary Diagnosis
Examination
Approach)
Treatment
Investigation
1. Laboratory
2. Imaging
3. Pathology
Result
Clinico-Pathology Conference (CPC)
(Multidisciplinary Approach)
1 Latent G0 T0 M0
2 Active G0 T0 M0
Operative
Post-operative
• Huvos grading system ;
adjuvant chemoterapy
• Radiotherapy
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TUMOR JINAK
Osteoid osteoma
Osteoma
Osteoblastoma
Enchondroma
Multiple exostosis (osteochondroma)
Eosynophilic granula
Aneurysimal bone cysts
Giant cell tumor
1 Observation None
Intralesional excision Local grafting
2 Intralesional excision Local grafting
Cementation
3 Marginal or en bloc Structural grafting
excision Endoprosthesis
Allograft
Composite
MARGINAL EXCISION (OSTEOCHONDROMA)
INTRALESIONAL EXCISION – CEMENTATION
( GIANT CELL TUMOR)
TUMOR GANAS
Stage TREATMENT
IA Marginal/Wide Excision
Reconstruction : Autograf, Allograf, Prosthesis
IB Wide Excision
Reconstruction : Autograf, Allograf, Prosthesis
ANV incorporation : Amputation/Disarticulation
IIA Wide Excision
Reconstruction : Autograf, Allograf, Prosthesis
Chemotherapy / radiation
IIB Wide Excision
Reconstruction : Autograf, Allograf, Prosthesis
Chemotherapy / radiation
ANV incorporation: Amputation/Disarticulation/
Exarticulation
III A/B Palliative & Pain controle
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OSTEOSARCOMA
Chemotherapy – wide excision + intercalary allograft -
chemotherapy
1. Pain
2. Hypercalcemia
3. Pathologic Fracture
4. Nerve compression
5. Impair Mobility & Function
Principal Of Treatment MBD
1. PAIN CONTROL
2. INHIBITION OF OSTEOLYSIS
3. HANDLING COMPLICATION
Treatment Modalities
NON SURGERY
and
SURGERY
Treatment Of Bone Metastasis
1. PAIN CONTROLE
* Analgesic
* Radiation
* Chemotherapi
2. INHIBITION OF OSTEOLYSIS
3. HANDLING COMPLICATION
Who 3 – Step Pain Management ‘Ladder’
Treatment Of Bone Metastasis
1. PAIN CONTROLE
2. INHIBITION OF OSTEOLYSIS
* BISPHOSPHONATES
* CALCITONIN
* MITHRAMYCIN
3. HANDLING COMPLICATION
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TUMOR METASTASE
Metastase Paru
Metastase payudara
Metastase ginjal
Metastase prostat
Metastase thyroid
Sering meta ke
Vertebra
Costa
Batok kepala
IT HAS TO BENEFIT
IMPROVING LIFE QUALITY
Surgical Treatment
GENERAL CONSIDERATION
Palliative surgery
Improved 5-year survival rate :
Breast cancer 75 - 85%
Prostate cancer 73 - 92%
Mean survival rate after pathologic fracture
(Harrington 1982) :
Breast cancer, 22.6 months
Prostate cancer, 29.3 months
Kidney, 11,8 months
Lung, 3.6 months
The incidence unknown origin metastatic to the bone
15%
Surgical Treatment
GENERAL CONSIDERATION
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Scoring
Assessement
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Scoring Assessement
(Abdurrahman,1998 )
• Subjective Assessement:
A. Degree of Pain ( 1-2-3 )
B. Pain Related movement ( 0-5 )
• Objective Assesement:
C. Number of local extension (3-2-1-0)
D. Ulceration ( 0-5 )
E. Pathologic fracture situation ( 0-5-10 )
F. Physical Status ( 10-0 )
G. Operability of the tumor ( 1-0 )
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