bone, joint, and muscle disorders
Primary Cancerous Bone Tumors
Malignant giant cell tumors
Malignant giant cell tumors are rare and cancerous and are usually located at the extreme end of a long bone (arm or thigh bone). These typically cause pain and swelling. To diagnose malignant giant cell tumors, doctors take x-rays and also do Computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (MRI) and a Treatment of malignant giant cell tumors is similar to that of Osteosarcomas (osteogenic sarcoma) , but the cure rate is low. 