Cancer surgeons who specialize in bone and soft tissue tumors (orthopedic oncologists) lead the care team for most people with chondrosarcomas. Other team members may include medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, rehabilitation specialists and neurosurgeons. Other specialists are included as needed.

For ocular manifestations, you should consult an ophthalmologist for sure. You can first make an appointment with your ophthalmologist and he/she will investigate on your condition further. If he/she suspects sarcoidosis, you will be referred to a rheumatologist, pulmonologist or a dermatologist or other specialities according your other symptoms. An integrated management can be expected from all the specialities.

Annual monitoring by trained clinicians is strongly encouraged for the next 20 years due to the slow-growing nature of chondrosarcoma. Malignant tumors can reoccur — even after being successfully treated — so it is important for your child to see a physician regularly, especially if any symptoms recur.

Mayo Clinic doctors are skilled at diagnosing and treating rare cancers, such as chondrosarcoma. Mayo Clinic offers: Experience that leads to an accurate diagnosis. At Mayo Clinic, doctors who study blood and tissue samples (pathologists) use the latest lab technology to analyze biopsy samples and diagnose chondrosarcoma.