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Bone Marrow Evaluation
A medical test known as a bone marrow evaluation is given to cancer patients in order to analyze the bone marrow, which is the soft tissue found inside the bones, for any indications of malignancy. This process assists medical professionals in determining whether or not the cancer has spread to the patient’s bone marrow and assists in guiding decisions on the patient’s treatment.
When Is Bone Marrow Evaluation Done?
Process Of Bone Marrow Evaluation
Bone Marrow Test Effects
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A bone marrow test can be used to examine the cells within your bone marrow. Inside of your bones is the spongy bone marrow, which produces blood cells.
To ascertain whether cancerous cells exist in the bone marrow one may be used to evaluate the efficacy of your treatment.
A small area of the hip is numbed with a local anaesthetic injection. A needle is inserted into your hip as the specialist extracts bone marrow. The exam lasts approximately 30 minutes. Within two weeks, you should receive the results.
Examples of potential adverse effects include bruising, haemorrhage, discomfort, infection, and tingling in the legs.