Certain types of cancer and specific cancer treatments can cause damage to the urinary bladder, such as damage to nerves that control the bladder’s filling
Treatment for childhood cancer can sometimes damage the liver. It is essential to know about how the liver functions so that you can keep your
During childhood and into young adulthood, bone formation usually occurs faster than bone loss, causing bones to grow and become heavier. Bone removal gradually overtakes
Osteonecrosis results from a temporary or permanent loss of blood supply to the bone. Learn more about it, how it is diagnosed, and treatment options.
A limb sparing procedure is a surgical operation that replaces a diseased bone and reconstructs a functional limb by using a meta implant, a bone
Treatment for a childhood bone or soft tissue tumor of the arms or legs may include an amputation as part of the treatment. An amputation
The spine, or backbone, is a group of bones stacked in a straight line down the middle of the back, held together with muscles and
The lungs are vital organs that supply oxygen to the body. Sometimes, treatments given for childhood cancer can cause lung damage. If you received treatments
Sometimes, treatments given for childhood cancer can cause lung damage. If you received bleomycin during treatment for childhood cancer, you need to learn about specific
Treatments often require blood and blood products transfusions. Unfortunately, some life-saving donations may have contained viruses causing hepatitis and liver infection. Routine testing is essential.
