In cases of unstable cervical traumatic lesions, the biomechanical superiority of the cervical
pedicle screw (CPS) allows the lesion to be stabilized effectively. In this study, we review …

Background Few studies have addressed the impact of palliative surgery for cervical spine
metastasis on patients' performance status (PS) and quality of life (QOL). We investigated …

Objective The cervical spine presents challenges in treating metastatic cervical spinal
tumors (MCSTs). Although the efficacy of cervical pedicle screw placement (CPS) has been …

Background Patients with metastatic disease to the cervical spine have historically had poor
outcomes, with an average survival of 15 months. Every effort should be made to avoid …

Background: Metastatic spinal lesions occur in 70% of patients with incurable cancer, and
the most common site for bone metastases is the spine. Over the last decade, medical …

Objective The primary intention of this review being to produce an updated systematic
review of the literature on published outcomes of decompressive surgery for metastatic …

近年来, 随着对脊柱转移瘤的深入研究, 目前已有多种治疗方式应用于临床,
患者预后因此得到明显改善, 使脊柱转移瘤的治疗目标从短期缓解症状, 转变为提高生存质量及 …

Background The incidence of subaxial spinal metastases increases due to longer life
expectancy resulting from successful modern cancer treatments. The three most utilized …

Objective: We aimed to present our experience with a modified laminoplasty technique that
allows stabilization of the spine without instrumentation during tumor surgery. Methods: This …

Metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) is a condition associated with high morbidity
and mortality. It affects up to 5% of patients with cancer and continues to increase in …