Radiologic imaging techniques analyze any lesion by the extent of their size, margins, location, proximity to anatomical structures, transition zones, presence of soft tissue structures in and around them, and the associated periosteal reactions. Advances in radiological imaging techniques have facilitated the accurate diagnosis of bone tumors at early stages. Methods like bone scintigraphy, CT, and PET scan have further facilitated the determination of bone metastasis and prediction of their response to chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Therefore, sound knowledge of radiological imaging techniques and their pros and cons is essential for accurately diagnosing and managing bone tumors. For further insights on the recent advances in radiological assessment methods, we have Dr. Abhijeet Salunke joining us for an exclusive webinar session on “A to Z RAM (Radiological Assessment Method) for…
