BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: To determine the effectiveness and safety of image-
guided robotic radiosurgery for spinal metastases. MATERIALS/METHODS: From 1996 to …

Spinal metastases are associated with significant symptoms. From September 2005 to
September 2007, 69 consecutive patients with 127 malignant spine metastatic lesions were …

Object The authors describe a new method for treating metastatic spinal tumors in which
noninvasive, image-guided, frameless stereotactic radiosurgery is performed. Stereotactic …

In the past decade, surgical spinal oncology has focused on new surgical approaches to the
spine, the application of new instrumentation to spinal reconstruction, various forms of …

BACKGROUND Radiosurgery can deliver a single, large radiation dose to a localized tumor
using a stereotactic approach and hence, requires accurate and precise delivery of radiation …

This study is to demonstrate the technical and clinical experience of applying image guided
spinal radiosurgery for treatment of localized spinal metastasis. A dedicated shaped beam …

Purpose: To evaluate toxicity, efficacy, feasibility, and target volume dosimetry of single-
fraction stereotactic body radiotherapy or radiosurgery for spine tumors. Methods: Twenty …

Study Design. A prospective nonrandomized, longitudinal cohort study. Objective. To
evaluate the clinical outcomes of single-fraction radiosurgery as part of the management of …

Object The authors compared the effectiveness of single-session (SS) and multisession
(MS) stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) for the treatment of spinal metastases. Methods The …

Precision and accuracy of image-guided spinal radiosurgery has been previously
demonstrated. This study was carried out to determine the clinical efficacy of spine …