Tumour reconstruction and joint preservation focus on restoring stability and movement after surgical removal of bone or soft tissue tumours. When a tumour affects areas near a joint, careful surgical planning is essential to remove diseased tissue while maintaining as much natural joint structure as possible. At the practice of Dr. Narendra Singh Butola in Dehradun, advanced reconstructive techniques are used to balance oncological safety with long-term mobility and functional independence.
Removal of bone tumours may leave structural defects that compromise stability and weight-bearing capacity. Reconstruction procedures help restore alignment and support normal biomechanics. Addressing these defects is essential to prevent deformity or long-term functional limitations.
Whenever feasible, joint preservation techniques are prioritised over complete joint replacement. By retaining healthy cartilage, ligaments, and supporting structures, natural movement patterns can often be maintained. Preserving the native joint may support better long-term function in selected cases.
Without appropriate reconstruction, patients may experience reduced mobility, weakness, or chronic discomfort. Reconstructive surgery combined with preservation strategies helps maintain independence and quality of life. Early rehabilitation further supports strength recovery and joint stability.
Each tumour location and extent requires an individualised approach. Reconstruction may involve bone grafting, specialised implants, or biological techniques depending on the case. Careful post-operative rehabilitation planning ensures gradual return to daily activities with improved confidence and function.
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