Bone tumour: from MRI to reconstruction
MRI/CT review, pre-operative planning, the surgical step, reconstruction and control imaging as one clinical process.
Bone tumours and orthopaedic oncology →Real department work: surgical planning, biopsy, orthopaedic oncology, sarcoma surgery, SLNB, team decision-making and training of early-career doctors. Videos stream from YouTube only after a click.
These videos show more than an isolated operative moment. They illustrate a specialist pathway - imaging review, access planning, resection, reconstruction and post-operative assessment.
MRI/CT review, pre-operative planning, the surgical step, reconstruction and control imaging as one clinical process.
Bone tumours and orthopaedic oncology →Imaging and 3D planning, definition of resection boundaries and the reconstructive step in a complex recurrent tumour.
Limb-sparing sarcoma surgery →Planning biopsy trajectory and technique, instruments and practical teaching of early-career doctors.
Clinical footage: the video contains footage of a medical procedure.
Clinical planning, punch and excisional biopsy, and the principle of obtaining a representative pathology specimen.
Skin tumour biopsy →Navigation, identification and removal of the sentinel lymph node as part of staging in appropriately selected patients with melanoma.
SLNB patient resource →Operative technique, indication for biopsy, resection extent and reconstruction are individual decisions based on pathology, imaging and multidisciplinary review.
The series shows three consecutive levels of mentorship: dialogue, review of a specific case, and shared decision-making based on clinical information and imaging.
Not a ready-made answer, but asking questions, reasoning together and taking responsibility for the decision.
The patient, investigations and treatment strategy become part of teaching in routine clinical work.
Joint CT/MRI review and discussion of a clinical scenario as part of team-based oncology.
A short introduction to everyday transfer of experience in orthopaedic oncology and dermato-oncology.
A short point: surgical oncology does not start with the incision. It starts with diagnosis, planning and a decision.
A full professional lecture on neoadjuvant and adjuvant treatment in resectable melanoma, clinical evidence and practical decision-making.
A clinician-focused lecture covering SWOG S1801, NADINA, pathological response, progression risk and the role of multidisciplinary decision-making.
A separate patient library covers moles, ABCDE, skin cancer, ultraviolet exposure, histology and melanoma treatment.