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This article focuses on high-grade intramedullary osteosarcoma (often referred to simply as osteosarcoma), including its classic osteoblastic form and its fibroblastic and chondroblastic forms.
Osteosarcoma is the most common malignant bone tumor.[1, 2] This disease is thought to arise from primitive mesenchymal bone-forming cells, and its histologic hallmark is the production of malignant osteoid. Other cell populations may also be present, as these types of cells may also arise from pluripotential mesenchymal cells, but any area of malignant bone in the lesion establishes the diagnosis as osteosarcoma.
The mainstay of therapy is surgical removal of the malignant lesion. Most often, limb-sparing (limb-preserving) procedures can be used to treat patients with this disease and, thus, preserve function. Chemotherapy is also required to treat micrometastatic disease, which is present but often not detectable in most patients (about 80%) at the time of diagnosis.[3]
History of the Procedure
Osteosarcoma is an ancient disease that is still incompletely understood. The term sarcoma was introduced by the English surgeon John Abernathy in 1804 and was derived from Greek roots meaning "fleshy excrescence."[4] In 1805, the French surgeon Alexis Boyer (personal surgeon to Napoleon) first used the term osteosarcoma.[4, 5] Boyer realized that osteosarcoma is a distinct entity from other bone lesions, such as osteochondromas (exostoses).
Evidence of further organized thought and purposeful investigation regarding this disease was found by the mid 1800s. Peltier recorded that in 1847, the Baron Guillaume Dupuytren demonstrated his intimate knowledge of the gross pathologic appearance of osteosarcoma when he wrote the following[4] :
Osteosarcoma, which is a true cancerous degeneration of bone, manifests itself in the form of a white or reddish mass, lardaceous and firm at an early stage of the disease; but presenting at a later period, points of softening, cerebriform matter, extravasating blood, and white or straw colored fluid of a viscid consistence in its interior.
Under the auspices of the American College of Surgeons, Ernest Amory Codman (along with James Ewing and Joseph Bloodgood) created the Registry of Bone Sarcoma in 1921.[6] This was a significant step forward in studying these rare and ominous tumors, in that individual surgeons had only limited experience to guide them.
Another major institution that began to take shape in the early 1900s was the Rizzoli Institute in Bologna, Italy. This institute, whose bone tumor roots were nurtured by Vittorio Putti (1880-1940), prospered under the later guidance of persons such as Scaglietti and Campanacci.[7] Major contributions from this institution have included innovative treatment for unicameral bone cysts (Scaglietti) and intense study of osteofibrous dysplasia (Campanacci tumor).
By the mid-1900s, great strides were being made in the United States in the field of bone pathology by Henry L Jaffe (1896-1979) and his colleague Louis Lichtenstein (1906-1977). Each of these men published textbooks devoted to bone pathology. Jaffe is also often credited with bringing order to the chaos that was orthopedic pathology. Together, Jaffe and Lichtenstein established virtually all of the key histologic criteria that are used to diagnose most of the commonly encountered bone tumors.
A different Dr Jaffe, Norman Jaffe, along with other researchers, helped expand the use of a variety of effective chemotherapeutic agents in the 1970s and early 1980s.[8] Not the least of these agents were Adriamycin and methotrexate. These medications (and others that followed) dramatically improved the treatment of patients with osteosarcoma through their ability to treat the micrometastatic disease that was thought to be present in approximately 80% of patients.[9]
These drugs were found to be useful both preoperatively and postoperatively in patients with osteosarcoma, a discovery made at the Sloan-Kettering Memorial Cancer Center somewhat serendipitously while custom-made prostheses were being fabricated for patients awaiting surgery.[10] Such preoperative use of chemotherapy came to be referred to as neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
An orthopedic surgeon from Gainesville, Florida, William F Enneking, MD, introduced a surgical staging system for musculoskeletal sarcomas.[11, 12] This staging system helped organize the orthopedic surgical approach to both biopsy and definitive tumor resection for osteosarcoma, as well as for other musculoskeletal sarcomas.
Dr Enneking's influence extended far beyond his staging system because of his intense commitment to educating others regarding musculoskeletal tumors. He has educated numerous orthopedic oncology fellows, published numerous research articles, and continued to conduct a yearly continuing medical education course focusing on benign and malignant tumors.
Osteosarcoma is a deadly form of musculoskeletal cancer that most commonly causes patients to die of pulmonary metastatic disease (see the image below).[4, 7, 13, 14, 15] Most osteosarcomas arise as solitary lesions within the fastest growing areas of the long bones of children. The top three affected areas are the distal femur, the proximal tibia, and the proximal humerus, but virtually any bone can be affected.
Not all osteosarcomas arise in a solitary fashion. Multiple sites may become apparent within a period of about 6 months (synchronous osteosarcoma), or multiple sites may be noted over a period longer than 6 months (metachronous osteosarcoma).[13] Such multifocal osteosarcoma is decidedly rare, but when it occurs, it tends to be in patients younger than 10 years.[13]
In the United States, the incidence of osteosarcoma is 400 cases per year (4.8 per million population < 20 years).[16] The overall 5-year survival rate for patients diagnosed between 1974 and 1994 was 63% (59% for males; 70% for females).
The incidence is slightly higher in blacks than in whites. Data from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Pediatric Monograph 1975-1995 are as follows[16] :
Blacks – 5.2 cases per million per year (< 20 years)
Whites – 4.6 cases per million per year
The incidence of osteosarcoma is slightly higher in males than in females. In males, it is 5.2 per million per year; in females, it is 4.5 per million per year.
Osteosarcoma is very rare in young children (0.5 cases per million per year in children < 5 years). However, the incidence increases steadily with age, rising more dramatically in adolescence in correspondence with the adolescent growth spurt, as follows[17] :
Age 5-9 years – 2.6 (black) or 2.1 (white) cases per million per year
Age 10-14 years – 8.3 (black) or 7 (white) cases per million per year
Age 15-19 years – 8.9 (black) or 8.2 (white) cases per million per year
The exact cause of osteosarcoma is unknown. However, a number of risk factors have been identified.[4, 7, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25]
Rapid bone growth appears to predispose persons to osteosarcoma, as suggested by the increased incidence during the adolescent growth spurt, the high incidence among large-breed dogs (eg, Great Dane, St. Bernard, German shepherd), and osteosarcoma's typical location in the metaphyseal area adjacent to the growth plate (physis) of long bones.
Genetic predisposition plays a role. Bone dysplasias, including Paget disease, fibrous dysplasia, enchondromatosis, and hereditary multiple exostoses and retinoblastoma (germline form) are risk factors. The combination of constitutional mutation of the RB gene (germline retinoblastoma) and radiation therapy is linked with a particularly high risk of developing osteosarcoma, Li-Fraumeni syndrome (germline p53 mutation), and Rothmund-Thomson syndrome (autosomal recessive association of congenital bone defects, hair and skin dysplasias, hypogonadism, and cataracts).
The only known environmental risk factor is exposure to radiation. Radiation-induced osteosarcoma is a form of secondary osteosarcoma and is not discussed further in this article.
Osteosarcoma is a bone tumor and can occur in any bone, usually in the extremities of long bones near metaphyseal growth plates. The most common sites are as follows:
Femur (42%, 75% of which are in the distal femur)
Tibia (19%, 80% of which are in the proximal tibia)
Humerus (10%, 90% of which are in the proximal humerus)
Skull and jaw (8%)
Pelvis (8%)
A number of variants of osteosarcoma exist, including conventional types (osteoblastic, chondroblastic, and fibroblastic), telangiectatic, multifocal, parosteal, and periosteal. This article only addresses conventional osteosarcoma.
Symptoms may be present for weeks or months (occasionally longer) before patients are diagnosed. The most common presenting symptom of osteosarcoma is pain, particularly pain with activity. Patients may be concerned that their child has a sprain, arthritis, or growing pains. Often, there is a history of trauma, but the precise role of trauma in the development of osteosarcoma is unclear.
Pathologic fractures are not particularly common. The exception is the telangiectatic type of osteosarcoma, which is more commonly associated with pathologic fractures. The pain in an extremity may result in a limp. There may or may not be a history of swelling (see the image below), depending on the size of the lesion and its location. Systemic symptoms, such as fever and night sweats, are rare.
Tumor spread to the lungs only rarely results in respiratory symptoms and usually indicates extensive lung involvement. Metastases to other sites are extremely rare, and therefore, other symptoms are unusual.
Physical examination findings are usually limited to the site of the primary tumor, as follows:
Mass - A palpable mass may or may not be present; the mass may be tender and warm, though these signs are indistinguishable from osteomyelitis; increased skin vascularity over the mass may be discernible; pulsations or a bruit may be detectable
Decreased range of motion - Involvement of a joint should be obvious on physical examination
Lymphadenopathy - Involvement of local or regional lymph nodes is unusual
Respiratory findings - Auscultation is usually uninformative unless the disease is extensive
The two main procedures performed by orthopedic surgeons in patients with osteosarcoma are biopsy and wide resection. Neither of these procedures should be undertaken unless complete tumor staging has been completed preoperatively. Such staging would typically include (but would not be limited to) the following (see Imaging Studies):
Plain radiography of the involved bone, including the joint above and the joint below the affected region
Total-body bone scanning
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the primary tumor area to include the entire bone of origin
Computed tomography (CT) of the lungs
Biopsy of malignant bone lesions is not an insignificant procedure. An improperly performed biopsy can result in the amputation of an otherwise salvageable extremity. It has also been shown repeatedly that oncologic outcomes are optimized when the biopsy is performed by the same surgeon who will be responsible for the definitive tumor resection (if one is needed).[26, 27]
Incisional biopsies or core needle biopsies (Craig needle biopsy) are the most common types of biopsies performed by orthopedic surgeons.[28] Open lines of communication between the orthopedic surgeon and the pathologist are vital to help ensure that adequate tissue is obtained for diagnostic purposes.
Wide resection is the goal for patients in whom primary tumor resection is contemplated. Simply defined, wide resection means that the entire malignant tumor has been surgically excised and that there is no remaining microscopic evidence of tumor cells at the resection margins (ie, that the margins are negative). Over the years, many authors have suggested varying and arbitrary amounts of the normal tissue cuff to remove along with the primary tumor to increase the likelihood of negative margins.
There is no universally accepted definition of the appropriate thickness of the normal cuff. Technically, a wide margin still exists even if the distance between normal tissue and tumor is 1 cell thick. Oncologically, the width achieved is less important (limb-sparing surgery vs amputation) than the achievement of a negative margin. In other words, a limb-sparing surgery without wide margins could do the patient less of a service than an amputation with wide margins. This would apply in most cases where maximal preservation of life is the primary goal.
Because osteosarcoma is a deadly form of cancer, no absolute contraindications to treatment exist. Relative contraindications would include situations in which the patient is so frail that the risks of general anesthesia outweigh any potential benefits of surgery. Another relative contraindication would be a situation in which the patient has extensive, overwhelming metastatic disease, and the benefits of comfort or hospice care outweigh the potential benefits of surgical intervention.
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This place is very well located--only a short walk to shops and restaurants. The restoration was excellently done and the small touches indicate that the owners know their business. There was nothing about our room or stay that we could criticize except perhaps that it was not clear which entrance to use. We stay at many bed and breakfast establishments and this one was certainly in our top three!
This was our seventh visit and we'll be back again. Guy and Jayne are wonderful hosts and make you feel part of the family. They are very creative with their breakfast offerings and gladly accommodate my wife's gluten free diet.
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Just beautiful we travel thru the finger lakes in summer always B and B . Always enjoy ourselves but the chalet was definitely the best .Again not only beautiful but so many comfortable spots to sit and enjoy. This is the first B and B I really want to visit in the middle of winter. The land around is so serine and lovely to look about next to the many rooms and fireplaces
Outstanding Bed and Breakfast. 3 course breakfasts were amazing. Rooms are beautiful. Loved the large porch. Margaret and Pattie were so friendly and helpful Definitely will return.
The hosts were gracious and welcoming. The house is beautiful and well taken care of and loved. Would recommend this Inn to everyone.
My name is Kevin, I got a room at this B&B since it was the only available room on a concert night within a reasonable distance. Could have asked nothing more, what a quite, private and perfect place! I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a room for a night or more! Extremely clean, huge rooms, shower to fit 5 people, massive tub for a couple, bed and pillows will make you not want to wake up! This is like going to your friends/family's house to stay the night, very "home like" feeling. Host was down to Earth and friendly. I travel a lot and have stayed at a range of hotels/motels ranging in quality, this place is the best ever! It has a long curvy driveway that leads you into the woods/forest and can not hear any road/car noise and is very private. Extremely clean, no dust, no dirt anywhere, rooms large enough to be like an apartment! Full king size bed, couch, chairs etc..One of the best parts was that they were able to provide my friend and I with transportation to and from the concert! That was amazing since who wants to rise drinking and driving nowadays. I can not speak enough and rave about this place, it is a MUST if you are looking a perfect place to stay! If you are turned away buy the cost per night, stop, it's worth it!
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We stayed for 5 nights and absolutely loved it. Bill and Lynne are the most gracious hosts we have ever met. They thought of every detail to make our stay perfect. The rooms and common areas are very well-appointed, the breakfasts are delicious and gourmet-class, and Bill offers great advice for things to do and places to eat dinner. It was absolutely wonderful!!!
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We decided to go to Canandiagua to see a Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds concert at CMAC and take in a few days in the Finger Lakes Region of NY. So glad that we found the Red Door Inn B&B on B&B.com and had the chance to meet the owners, Kevin and Kathryn. Our stay was like visiting friendly relatives who have a great big beautiful home which is really clean and cook really yummy breakfasts each morning. If you are visiting this area, I would highly recommend staying at the Red Door Inn and you too can take in the beauty of the lakes, wineries and maybe even a great concert. Thanks again to the Carson's for a great experience! Jill & Rob from Pittsburgh, PA
The hosts make you feel like old friends. The accomodations were fantastic and John prepared a dinner that was fit for royalty. We've traveled around the world and Morgan Samuel is at the top of our list. We will return.
My husband and I received a gift card to use at any B&B. After looking online we decide to choose The Red Door Inn. What a great choice! The Inn is a beautiful historic home and the Inn keepers are such a warm and welcoming couple. We really enjoyed their company and great conversation. We felt right at home there and look forward to going back. Thanks for the eggs! Many thanks your friends in Lancaster, NY
Had a great experience and would stay there again! Have recommended this location to others visiting the area!
My husband and I stayed here for our mini-honeymoon getaway. We absolutely loved everything about our stay. Our room was spacious and clean. Pattie and Margaret made us feel comfortable from the first moment we met them. They were helpful and knowledgeable about the area and our desserts and breakfasts were amazing!! We can't wait to go back :)
My wife and I recently stayed at the Chalet and thoroughly enjoyed it. Beautiful, tranquil setting, friendly hosts and unbelievable food. Our trip to the finger lakes was wonderful. My wife's only comment to me on how it could have been better was if we had eaten at the Chalet each evening because the one evening we did eat at the Chalet, the food was by far the best meal we had eaten during our trip. We are looking forward to our next stay with Margaret and Pattie.
The innkeepers were so friendly and took care of every detail of our stay. Breakfast was amazing. Couldn't recommend more highly.
Our first visit to a B&B was all I expected and more! Kathryn and Kevin are gracious hosts and have restored this beautiful 200-year old mansion into a lovely B&B, filled with antiques, artwork, flowers and all those lovely accents that make it special. We stayed in the Carson room with its king-size bed, wine fridge, and an awesome bath that included a Jacuzzi and rain forest shower. My favorite room was the upstairs sitting room in the morning with coffee and tea, complete with a bird nest and birds just outside the window! (Kathryn - how did you arrange that?) Pastry Chef Kathryn baked scones and made homemade strawberry jam--delicious!--to compliment Chef Kevin tasty breakfast of omelets and home fries. You certainly have set the standard for us for future B&B's. All the best to you for your continued success! We hope to see you again when we come back to Canadaigua.
The Chalet is an exquisite bed and breakfast and their three course breakfasts are outstanding. Patti and Maggie are wonderful and pay attention to every detail. They ensure your stay is comfortable, relaxing and a treat. The balloon ride (which is an additional charge) is also an amazing and wonderful thing to do. The Chalet is a "must stay" place if you're going to the Finger Lakes. Patrice Hew, Basking Ridge NJ.
Fantastic! We had a wonderful stay. You cannot go wrong by staying here. Immaculate. Comfortable. Delicious. Need I say more!
our first time here. good location. helpful innkeepers.
Bill & Lynne are fantastic hosts and go well out of their way to provide an exception experience in the Canandaigua area.
The two nights at the Inn on the Main was outstanding. It was an appropriate reflection of the perfect two days spent in the finger lakes region. The room was bathed in Victorian accent. The service was great. Breakfast, including the conversation, was sublime. It's the only place I would stay in Canandaigua.
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