Giant cell tumor of bone is a junctional tumor and of uncertain current behavior. The disease itself can be cured, if the disease does not recur within 5 years after treatment, the condition is basically more stable, basically can be considered as clinically cured.
Giant cell tumor of bone is a disease that can be completely cured, but it cannot be ruled out that the disease may recur after cure. This kind of situation indicates that the disease is not stable. Generally, the disease is considered to be stable if it does not recur within 5 years, and the chance of recurrence after that is relatively small, but it is not 100% guaranteed that it will not recur again.
After curing the giant cell tumor, in order to prevent recurrence of the disease, the patient should undergo regular checkups to understand the progress of the disease. During the recovery period, you should take good care of the local area and reduce the activity level, prevent strenuous exercise to avoid pathological fracture.
After curing giant cell tumor of bone, regular observation should be made, and once hard lumps are found in the local area, and there is limitation of activity and dysfunction, timely consultation should be made.