Not every bone tumor is cancer
Many bone tumors are benign and may only need monitoring. Others are aggressive or malignant and need faster diagnosis and coordinated treatment.
Red flags
Persistent pain, night pain, swelling, a growing mass, an unexplained fracture or an aggressive lesion on imaging should not be ignored.
How the diagnosis is made
The diagnosis depends on matching the patient story, examination, X-rays, MRI or CT, and sometimes a carefully planned biopsy.
Need a second opinion?
Send your imaging and reports through WhatsApp for an initial direction before travelling or booking a clinic visit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send imaging before visiting?
Yes. X-rays, MRI and reports can be sent through WhatsApp for an initial review.
Does this replace clinical examination?
No. Online review helps plan the next step, but examination is still needed when symptoms require it.
Where is the clinic?
The clinic is in Heliopolis, Cairo, at 50 El Hegaz Street beside Heliopolis Metro Station.