Detection of Osteosarcoma Bone Cancer Using Supervised Deep Learning and Convolutional Neural Networks

A malignant tumor that develops in bones is called an osteosarcoma. Although it may occur in any bone, it frequently happens in lengthy bones, such as those in the arms and legs. Although the origin of this cancerous tumor is not yet established with certainty, doctors believe that DNA abnormalities within the bones are to blame. In addition to destroying good bodily tissue, this results in immature, crooked, and diseased bone. Almost 75 out of 100 persons with osteosarcoma can be treated if it does not spread to other body parts. When it is believed to exist, an X-ray is the first test performed. X-rays and imaging studies are the best methods for identifying osteosarcoma from the bones. The recommended procedure that can make a diagnosis is a biopsy.