论文信息 - Successful salvage using percutaneous vertebroplasty in cancer patients with painful spinal metastases or osteoporotic compression fractures. - 字舞流文

Successful salvage using percutaneous vertebroplasty in cancer patients with painful spinal metastases or osteoporotic compression fractures.

Percutaneous vertebroplasty significantly improved pain, mobility and quality of life in cancer patients with bone metastases who failed radiation or with osteoporotic compression fractures. The serious complication is relatively rare.

Lori Holden | Albert Yee | J. Finkelstein | A. Yee | Edward Chow | Cyril Danjoux | Marjan Vidmar | Ruth Connolly | Joel Finkelstein | Gordon Cheung | E. Chow | M. Vidmar | L. Holden | C. Danjoux | R. Connolly | Gordon Cheung

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