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Chondroblastoma is a benign (non-cancerous) tumor that grows at the end of the long bones, close to the joints. They’re most commonly found in the thigh bone, upper arm bone or shin bone, but the vast majority of these tumors develop and occur around the knee. Although they are non-cancerous, they can still cause problems and can grow into healthy bones, so should be treated.
The cause of chondroblastoma is unknown.
The common signs and symptoms of chondroblastoma are:
To determine if your child has chondroblastoma, your specialized doctor may use multiple tests:
Our doctors will determine the best course of treatment based on your child’s age, overall health, location of the tumor and other factors. Your child’s doctor will discuss all options for the best outcome for your child.
Surgical Treatment
Chondroblastoma is usually treated with surgery.
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