Spinal metastasis is a common secondary malignant tumor of the bone, often resulting in
spinal cord and nerve root compression, leading to obvious pain and related compression …

Metastatic bone disease is incurable with an associated increase in skeletal-related events,
particularly a 17–50% risk of pathologic fractures. Current surgical and oncological …

OBJECTIVE Survival scoring systems for spine metastasis (SPM) were designed to help
surgical practice. The authors sought to validate the prognostic accuracy of the main …

Simple Summary Spinal metastases are a common occurrence, and many patients do not
have a clear history of primary tumors when diagnosed with spinal metastases. Patients with …

Simple Summary Spinal epidural metastases are a common complication of malignancies
that can compromise spinal stability and subsequently lead to neurologic deficits in addition …

Background This study aims to assess 30-day complication and unplanned readmission
rates associated with resection of metastatic spinal tumors. Methods Medical records were …

Objectives To summarize the epidemiological characteristics of patients following surgery for
spinal metastases retrospectively and make a univariate analysis to identify independent …

Background Outcomes commonly used to ascertain success of metastatic spine tumour
surgery (MSTS) are 30-day complications/mortality and overall/disease-free survival. We …

Purpose Spinal metastases of lung cancer (SMLC) usually have high degree of malignancy
and require surgical treatment. However, there are several controversies about the efficacy …

Background context: Palliative radiotherapy (RT) can lead to remineralization of osteolytic
lesions thereby potentially restoring some of the weight-bearing capacity and preventing …