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Hi @nawazmuhammed, I moved your message to the Sarcoma support group to help you connect with other sarcoma patients who may have similar experiences.

It sounds like, as a result of surgery to treat osteosarcoma, a rod was placed in your leg. Have your doctors said that it is possible to have revision surgery and a total knee replacement (knee megaprosthesis)? When did you complete surgery and chemotherapy?

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Hello @colleenyoung, thank you for moving my message to the Sarcoma group.
Yes, I had surgery and chemotherapy for osteosarcoma, which was completed
in 2025. A straight rod was implanted in my leg, which prevents me from
bending my knee. My doctors have told me that I am cancer-free now, and
they suggested a revision surgery with artificial knee joint replacement
(megaprosthesis) to restore mobility.
I would like to connect with others who have undergone similar revision or
megaprosthesis surgeries.