k Secondary bone cancer, Xray Secondary bone cancer. Coloured Xray of a malignant cancerous tumour orange, centre in the humerus upper arm bone of a 48 year old patient. This is a secondary bone cancer, the cancer had metastasised spread from the primary site, which was a thyroid cancer. Spread of cancer to bones causes great pain and the bones have a tendency to fracture. The prognosis is poor. Treatment is with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Secondary bone cancer, X ray Secondary bone cancer. Coloured X ray of a malignant  cancerous  tumour  orange, centre  in the humerus  upper arm bone  of a 48 year old patient. This is a secondary bone cancer, the cancer had metastasised  spread  from the primary site, which was a thyroid cancer. Spread of cancer to bones causes great pain and the bones have a tendency to fracture. The prognosis is poor. Treatment is with radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
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Secondary bone cancer, X-ray

Secondary bone cancer. Coloured X-ray of a malignant (cancerous) tumour (orange, centre) in the humerus (upper arm bone) of a 48 year old patient. This is a secondary bone cancer, the cancer had metastasised (spread) from the primary site, which was a thyroid cancer. Spread of cancer to bones causes great pain and the bones have a tendency to fracture. The prognosis is poor. Treatment is with radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

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