Dr Khalil Khatri - Sarcoma Surgeon Pakistan

13/07/2026

Honored to organize and speak at a CME session on sarcoma awareness and multidisciplinary management, bringing together experts committed to improving outcomes for patients with these rare and complex cancers.

My sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. Naila Zahid and Dr. Faisal Siddiqi for their insightful talks, and to Prof. Dr. Syed Shahid Noor and the entire Orthopedic Department for their invaluable support.

Educational initiatives like these are vital in Pakistan to strengthen collaboration, promote early diagnosis, and advance cancer care. At Liaquat National Hospital, we remain committed to excellence in oncology, education, and patient care.

24/04/2026

**What is Osteochondroma? (a harmless bone lump or extra bone growth) 🦴**

Ever noticed a painless bump near a bone? It could be something called **osteochondroma** — the most common type of non-cancerous (benign) bone growth.

👉 It usually appears near the ends of long bones like the knee, shoulder, or hip.
👉 Most often develops during childhood or teenage years.
👉 In many cases, it doesn’t cause pain and is found by chance.

**Should you worry?**
Most osteochondromas are harmless and don’t need treatment. But keep an eye out for:
⚠️ Pain or swelling
⚠️ Rapid growth after puberty
⚠️ Numbness or tingling nearby

If you notice these signs, it’s important to see a specialist doctor.

**Treatment 🏥**
No treatment is needed unless it causes symptoms. In some cases, a simple surgery can remove it.

**Bottom line:**
Not every lump is dangerous—but every unusual change in your body deserves attention.

Stay aware. Stay informed. 💙

📞 Consult MSK Tumor Surgeon Dr Khalil Khatri:
To book an appointment, call 021-34412359 or download the LNH Care mobile app.

16/04/2026

16/04/2026

🦴 What is an Enchondroma? (A Simple Guide for Everyone)

Ever heard of a bone tumor that isn’t cancer? That’s where enchondroma comes in.

👉 An enchondroma is a non-cancerous (benign) growth that develops inside the bone, usually in the hands or feet.

🔍 Key things to know:
• Most people don’t even know they have it 😲
• Often found by accident on an X-ray
• Usually painless — unless it causes a fracture
• Common in young adults

⚠️ When to pay attention:
• Persistent pain in a finger, hand, or foot
• Swelling or unusual bone shape
• A fracture after a minor injury

🩺 Is it dangerous?
In most cases, NO. Enchondromas are harmless. But doctors may monitor them to make sure they don’t grow or cause problems.

💡 Treatment?
• No treatment needed in many cases
• Surgery only if it causes pain, fractures, or shows unusual changes

🇵🇰 Why this matters in Pakistan:
Many people ignore bone pain or rely on home remedies. Early checkups can prevent complications and unnecessary fear.

Not every “tumor” is cancer. Awareness saves stress and helps you make better health decisions.

📞 Consult MSK Tumor Surgeon Dr Khalil Khatri:
To book an appointment, call 021-34412359 or download the LNH Care mobile app.

👉 Share this to spread awareness — someone might need this today!