sarcoma - Dr. Ashwin KR | Bangalore Urban

Dr Ashwin KR, Bengaluru is a senior surgical oncologist specializing in robotic surgery, HIPEC, PIPAC, breast, gastrointestinal and gynecological cancers. Contact 88840 09955 or 96201 70032

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Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Surgery

Expertise in Sarcoma Surgery and Limb Preservation

Diagnosis and Individualized Treatment Planning
Sarcomas are rare cancers that develop in bones and soft tissues, including muscles, fat, connective tissues, and blood vessels. Bone cancers may arise primarily in the skeleton or occur as a result of cancer spreading from another organ. Accurate diagnosis is essential and may involve imaging studies, such as MRI, CT, or PET-CT, along with a carefully planned biopsy and pathological assessment. Treatment planning considers the cancer type, location, stage, and extent of disease to determine the most appropriate therapeutic approach.
Advanced Surgical Treatment and Limb Preservation
Surgery plays a central role in treating many bone and soft tissue sarcomas. Depending on the tumor's characteristics, treatment may involve wide local excision, limb-sparing surgery, complex tumor resection, or reconstruction using appropriate implants or bone grafts. The primary objective is to remove the tumor with adequate surgical margins while preserving limb function and mobility whenever possible. In selected cases, amputation may be necessary to achieve effective disease control. The surgical approach is individualized according to tumor extent, anatomical involvement, and overall treatment goals.
Multidisciplinary Care and Long-Term Follow-Up
Sarcoma and bone cancer management often requires a multidisciplinary team comprising surgical oncologists, orthopedic oncologists, medical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and rehabilitation specialists. Depending on the tumor type and stage, treatment may include chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapies, or a combination of approaches alongside surgery. Post-treatment rehabilitation focuses on restoring strength, mobility, and functional independence. Regular follow-up and imaging surveillance are important for monitoring recovery, identifying potential recurrence, and supporting long-term quality of life.