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Tumor: When Cancer Spreads to Bones

Featuring Jason Scott Weisstein, M.D.

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Cancer can spread into bones - developing into metastatic bone disease which can lead to pain, weakened bones, and fractures in some patients. Learn how orthopaedic surgeons improve the quality of life and support the care of a patient with this disease. UW Medical Center's Dr. Jason Weisstein and his patient, Helen Clark Johnson, discuss Helen's arm that fractured from cancer, and the surgical procedure used to help her regain her mobility. The discussion includes diagnosis and the sensitive task of crafting a treatment plan.

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