A Musculoskeletal Oncology Fellowship is an advanced, specialized training program for orthopedic surgeons or oncologists who focus on diagnosing and treating cancers of the bones, muscles, and soft tissues, such as sarcomas and benign tumors. This fellowship typically lasts one to two years and provides intensive hands-on experience in both surgical and non-surgical treatments of bone and soft tissue tumors. Fellows are trained in limb salvage techniques, tumor resections, and reconstructive surgery, as well as in the latest advancements in prosthetics and implants. The program also emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration with radiologists, pathologists, and oncologists to develop comprehensive treatment plans. Upon completion, surgeons are equipped to manage complex cases and improve patient outcomes in musculoskeletal oncology.
