Tang Shun, MD
Chief Physician · Professor
Orthopedic Oncology
Specialty focus and care scenarios
Bone lesion found on exam or imaging, uncertain benign vs malignant
How the doctor approaches these concerns:Expert in bone tumor biopsy, pathological diagnosis, and staging assessment for precise treatment planning
Osteosarcoma patient hoping for limb salvage rather than amputation
How the doctor approaches these concerns:Extensive experience in limb salvage surgery combined with neoadjuvant chemotherapy to improve limb preservation rates
Bone metastasis from lung/breast/prostate cancer
How the doctor approaches these concerns:Expert in comprehensive treatment of bone metastasis including surgery, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, and bone protection
Adolescent with bone tumor, needing to balance growth and limb preservation
How the doctor approaches these concerns:Specialized experience in pediatric bone tumors with treatment plans balancing growth and development
Doctor overview
If you or your child has a bone tumor, osteosarcoma, or cancer that has metastasized to bone, Dr. Tang Shun is a leading orthopedic oncology specialist at Peking University People's Hospital. He specializes in complex bone tumors of the spine, pelvis, and extremities and has extensive experience with pediatric bone tumors.
Professional highlights
- 01Leading orthopedic oncology specialist at Peking University People's Hospital
- 02Complex spinal and pelvic bone tumor surgery
- 03Pediatric bone tumor limb salvage treatment
Professional experience
至今
Chief Physician & Professor, Orthopedic Oncology, Peking University People's Hospital
Experience
Specializes in complex spinal, pelvic, and extremity bone tumors
Experience
Extensive experience in pediatric bone tumor diagnosis and treatment
Hospital and department
Peking University People's Hospital; Orthopedic Oncology is a nationally designated key discipline with a leading bone-tumor program
Orthopedic Oncology equipped with advanced image navigation and intraoperative monitoring for complex spinal and pelvic tumor surgery
Before you seek care
- Patients with extensive systemic metastasis and extremely poor general condition (requires palliative care assessment)
- Patients refusing pathological biopsy and insisting on non-surgical treatment
- Best suited for: newly diagnosed bone tumors, osteosarcoma limb salvage, cancer bone metastasis comprehensive treatment, pediatric bone tumors
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