Možnosti operační léčby metastatického postižení páteře

Title in English The surgical treatment of metastatic disease of the spine
Authors

GROSMAN Radim CIENCIALA Jan REPKO Martin

Year of publication 2016
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Metastatické postižení skeletu u onkologických diagnóz
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Medicine

Citation
Field Traumatology and orthopaedic surgery
Keywords spine; metastasis; surgery
Description The spine is one of the most frequent places of metastatic spreading. In the most cases the metastasis is located into vertebral body where it could cause spinal instability, pathological fracture, pain or neurological impairment. For surgery type planning is important to know performance status, oncological diagnosis, neurological finding and level of affected spine. Biopsy is indicated in unsure diagnosis. Acute decompression of neural structures or decompression with stabilisation are indicated in case of worsening neurological impairment. Radical metastasectomy with stabilisation or total vertebrectomy are indicated procedures if patient has a long life expectancy and good performance status. The goals of spondylooncological surgery are spine stability, reduction of pain and neurological impairment and also oncologicaly radical removal of spinal metastasis.

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