Pediatric Sarcoma Doctors, Surgeons & Experts

Malignant tumors originating from connective tissue cells are called sarcomas. Depending on the type of cell, ostesarcomas, chondrosarcomas, myosarcomas, liposarcomas and other species are distinguished. The main method of sarcoma treatment is surgery. At Tel Aviv Medical, the removal of such neoplasms is overwhelmingly carried out through minimally invasive interventions.

Tel Aviv Medical Clinic oncologists have accumulated extensive experience in the treatment of various types of cancer, including soft tissue sarcoma. They successfully use both traditional methods of therapy and innovative methods. High-tech medical techniques stop the development of tumors at different stages, effectively fight metastases, facilitate the patient’s condition and transfer the disease to the stage of persistent remission. 

Thanks to high-precision diagnostics, doctors have the opportunity to choose the optimal type of therapy on a case-by-case basis. The best recommendation for undergoing treatment of soft tissue sarcoma in Israel is feedback from patients from around the world who have successfully undergone anti-cancer therapy and returned to their usual lives, without pain and restrictions.

There are a lot of species of soft-tissue sarcoma. The vast majority of them are characterized by rapid growth and a tendency to metastasis, so it is so important to begin competent treatment as early as possible according to the latest international protocols.

A purely personalized approach to therapy at the Tel Aviv Medical Clinic allows you to combine different types of treatment to achieve the best result on a case-by-case basis. The chosen therapy scheme is largely determined by which types of soft tissues are affected, where the tumor is located, what stage of disease progression.

Treatment of the disease

The most common treatment for osteosarcoma is a combination of ischemotherapy and surgical treatment, during which both the tumour and part of the nearby healthy tissue are removed. Mainly, treatment begins with chemotherapy, followed by surgery and then additional treatment (postoperative chemotherapy), less often used in combination with radiation therapy, hormone treatment or biological treatment. The goal of the treatment is to destroy the remaining cancer cells. These days, in most cases, surgeons can remove a tumour during surgery without amputating the limb. In the part where the tumour is removed along with the bone, a donor bone or prosthesis is installed.