bone, joint, and muscle disorders
Primary Cancerous Bone Tumors
Lymphoma of bone
Lymphoma of bone (previously called reticulum cell sarcoma) is a cancerous tumor that usually affects people in their 40s and 50s. It can originate in any bone or elsewhere in the body and then spread diffusely to bone marrow. Usually, this tumor causes pain and swelling and an accumulation of soft tissue. The damaged bone tends to break (fracture). To diagnose lymphoma of bone, doctors take X-rays and do Treatment of lymphoma of bone usually consists of a combination of Chemotherapy and Other Systemic Cancer Treatments with or without 