Add to ORKGManagement of spinal metastases is a complex process which includes services ranging from neurological surgery to medical oncology to radiation oncology. Neurosurgery hospitalists increasingly play a crucial role by coordinating diagnostic and therapeutic strategies, tailoring them to each patient’s individual needs. In this article, we review each step of the management of the spine mass from diagnosis to treatment. An emphasis is placed on the diagnosis and management of metastatic spinal cord compression. Finally, we review in detail the role of the neurosurgery hospitalist in this process
The best clinical treatment for spinal metastases requires an integrated approach with input from an...
Contains fulltext : 70970.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Bone metastase...
Early diagnosis of spinal metastases is essential. The neurological condition at the time of diagnos...
Metastases to the vertebrae are a common problem in the practice of a spine surgeon. Therapeutic int...
Historically, a simple approach centered on palliation was applicable to the majority of patients wi...
Spinal metastasis is the most common tumor in the spine and can easily expand to the epidural space....
As a consequence of the improvements in diagnostic technology along with gains in life expectancy of...
Abstract Spinal metastasis is a common secondary malignant tumor of the bone, often resulting in spi...
The treatment of spinal metastases aims to improve or maintain neurological status, achieve local co...
The purpose of this article is to outline the current approach to patients affected by metastasis to...
Spinal metastases are becoming increasingly common because patients with metastatic disease are livi...
Spine metastases affect more than 70% of terminal cancer patients that eventually suffer from severe...
Spine represents the most common site for metastatic disease involvement. Due to the close relations...
The best clinical treatment for spinal metastases requires an integrated approach with input from an...
Spinal metastases are causing a treatment dilemma worldwide. As current medicine evolves, treatment ...
The best clinical treatment for spinal metastases requires an integrated approach with input from an...
Contains fulltext : 70970.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Bone metastase...
Early diagnosis of spinal metastases is essential. The neurological condition at the time of diagnos...
Metastases to the vertebrae are a common problem in the practice of a spine surgeon. Therapeutic int...
Historically, a simple approach centered on palliation was applicable to the majority of patients wi...
Spinal metastasis is the most common tumor in the spine and can easily expand to the epidural space....
As a consequence of the improvements in diagnostic technology along with gains in life expectancy of...
Abstract Spinal metastasis is a common secondary malignant tumor of the bone, often resulting in spi...
The treatment of spinal metastases aims to improve or maintain neurological status, achieve local co...
The purpose of this article is to outline the current approach to patients affected by metastasis to...
Spinal metastases are becoming increasingly common because patients with metastatic disease are livi...
Spine metastases affect more than 70% of terminal cancer patients that eventually suffer from severe...
Spine represents the most common site for metastatic disease involvement. Due to the close relations...
The best clinical treatment for spinal metastases requires an integrated approach with input from an...
Spinal metastases are causing a treatment dilemma worldwide. As current medicine evolves, treatment ...
The best clinical treatment for spinal metastases requires an integrated approach with input from an...
Contains fulltext : 70970.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Bone metastase...
Early diagnosis of spinal metastases is essential. The neurological condition at the time of diagnos...