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Tae Won B Kim1,2,3, Rohini Johar Kumar1,2, Kelly L Gilrain1,3
1Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery (T.W.B.K., S.J.A., and C.J.G.) and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (R.J.K.), Division of Behavioral Medicine (K.L.G.), and Departments of Rehabilitation Services (E.K.) and Nutrition (C.D. and S.H.), Cooper University Hospital, Camden, New Jersey.
Abstract:
The multimodal treatment of osteosarcoma with chemotherapy, surgical resection, and reconstruction has improved outcomes after a limb-salvage surgical procedure. Physical rehabilitation considerations after surgical resection vary, depending on the location of the tumor. Physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians incorporate lymphedema specialists, orthotists, and prosthetists to help to improve limb function. Beyond physical rehabilitation, psychological or behavioral interventions and nutritional rehabilitation are necessary to maximize a patient's return to function.
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