Question 1

What is a Giant Cell Tumor (GCT)?

Accepted Answer

A Giant Cell Tumor is a rare, aggressive non-cancerous tumor that typically grows near a joint at the end of the bone. While usually benign, they can be locally destructive to the surrounding bone.

Question 2

What are the common symptoms of Giant Cell Tumor?

Accepted Answer

Symptoms often include joint pain, visible swelling or a lump, and in advanced cases, a pathological fracture due to the weakening of the bone.

Question 3

What is the treatment for Giant Cell Tumor by Dr. Hemant Sharma?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Hemant Sharma specializes in limb-saving surgeries for GCT, which may involve curettage (scraping the tumor out), bone grafting, or the use of bone cement and prosthetic implants to restore joint function.

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