Metastatic bone disease (MBD) in advanced-stage cancer increases the risk of intractable
bone pain, pathological skeletal fracture, spinal-cord compression and decreased survival …

Spinal metastases are the most frequently encountered spinal tumour and can affect up to
50% of cancer patients. Both the incidence and prevalence of metastases are thought to be …

R-Aminophosphonic acids are broadly defined as analogues of amino acids in which the
carboxylic group is replaced by a phosphonic acid or related group (usually phosphonous or …

Background Many patients with lung cancer will develop symptoms related to their disease
process or the treatment they are receiving. These symptoms can be as debilitating as the …

Bone metastases, especially to the spine, are frequently encountered during the course of a
malignancy. Due to a worldwide increase of cancer incidence and to a longer life …

Goals/objectives To review the scientific evidence on symptoms and specific complications
that are associated with lung cancer, and the methods available to palliate those symptoms …

Background Auger electron emitters that can be targeted into DNA of tumour cells represent
an attractive systemic radiation therapy goal. In the situation of DNA-associated decay, the …

The implication of 'theranostic'refers to targeting an identical receptor for diagnostic and
therapeutic purposes, by the same radioligand, simultaneously or separately. In regard to …

Advanced-stage prostate cancer is associated with skeletal complications related to
metastatic disease and its treatment. On the one hand, metastatic disease to bone is …

These guidelines cover a wide range of topics from prostate cancer epidemiology to
palliative care. Questions arising in daily clinical practice have been extracted and …