Some patients may benefit from systemic therapy

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When resection may not be an option, consider TURALIO for adults with symptomatic TGCT associated with severe morbidity or functional limitations and not amenable to improvement with surgery.1

Evaluate treatment options together with your patients

L/D icon Tumor type:
localized or diffuse
Scalpel and forceps icon Tumor
resectability
Tumor icon Expected outcome
of treatment
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age
Knee pain icon Joint
worsening
Hospital icon Patient
comorbidities
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PATIENT ID TOOL

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Understanding the multidisciplinary team (MDT)

A comprehensive MDT is crucial for your patient’s potential success. This team may include:

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A doctor with a stethoscopeOncologistsEven though TGCT is typically non-malignant, oncologists provide a valued contribution to the long-term management of patients with recurrent, diffuse, or difficult-to-treat TGCT. They may help provide treatment options when surgery is not an option.

A healthcare professional smilingAdvanced practitionersNurse practitioners and physician assistants are trained to help treat complex and difficult diseases like TGCT.

A healthcare professional wearing a surgical maskOrthopedic surgeonsSince surgical resection is the standard of care for TGCT, orthopedic surgeons can play an important role in the long-term management of patients with TGCT.

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Having a well-rounded team may help you treat your patients with TGCT in a comprehensive manner

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Reference: 1. Ehrenstein V et al. J Rheumatol. 2017;44(10):1476-1483.