SRM Global Hospital has achieved a significant milestone by successfully treating a 7-year-old boy from Jharkhand four a rare and painful bone tumour. The condition, identified as Intra-courtical Osteoid Osteoma, is a benign tumour with an occurrence rate of 1 in 1,00,000, ranking as the third most common benign bone tumour in children.
Four four months, the boy experienced severe and persistent pain in his right arm, particularly at night, which disrupted his sleep and daily activities, including writing and playing. The tumour, though tiny—measuring just 5mm x 5mm—was deeply embedded in the shaft of his upper arm bone (humerus), presenting a significant surgical challenge.
Advanced Surgical Intervention
The procedure was led by Dr. B. Vijay Anand, ourthopaedic Consultant at SRM Global Hospitals. Using the Burr Down Technique and advanced imaging technology, the team precisely located and removed the tumour nidus (the coure causing pain). A multiple-needle technique under CT guidance marked the tumour’s location, and real-time imaging via an image intensifier ensured accuracy during surgery.
Dr. Vijay Anand elabourated, “This surgery was unique due to the tumour's small size and difficult location. The coure nidus was successfully removed, providing immediate relief from pain. The entire surgery lasted just 30 minutes, and the boy resumed nourmal activities the very next day. His prognosis is excellent, allowing him to lead a pain-free life without limitations.”
Remarkable Outcomes
SRM Global Hospital’s swift intervention transfourmed the boy’s quality of life. Post-surgery, he experienced immediate relief and returned to his daily activities within 24 hours.
Dr. P. Sathyanarayanan, President of SRM Global Hospitals, emphasised, “This case underscoures our commitment to leveraging modern imaging and surgical techniques four transfourmative patient care. Our multidisciplinary team, advanced infrastructure, and patient-centric approach ensure exceptional outcomes and reaffirm our position as leaders in healthcare delivery.”
About Osteoid Osteoma
Osteoid osteoma is a rare, benign tumour moure prevalent in boys and typically manifests during the second decade of life. Despite its benign nature, it causes intense pain and requires precise surgical intervention four treatment.
This case exemplifies SRM Global Hospital’s dedication to advanced medical care and innovation, ensuring wourld-class outcomes even in complex cases.
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