Titlebook: Bone Metastases; Medical, Surgical an Dominique G. Poitout (Prof. Chief of Dept.) Book 2002 Springer-Verlag London 2002 bone metastases.bon

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Pathology of Bone Metastatic Tumours. Systematic research using iliac crest biopsies and studies on autopsies in large series have proved that the frequency of bone metastases is significant (50–60% among cancerous patients) (Abrams et al, 1950; Berretoni and Carter, 1986).

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Radiographic Imaging of Skeletal Metastasesresponse. Bone metastases are usually encountered in middle-aged and elderly patients but may also occur in children. In adults, carcinomas of the lung, prostate, breast and kidney account for more than 75% of skeletal metastases; in children, neuroblastoma is the main cause.

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Chemotherapyt other primary tumours can metastasise to bone, including thyroid, kidney, endometrium, cervix, bladder and gastrointestinal tract cancers, but these sites account for less than 20% of patients with bone metastases (Nielsen et al, 1991).

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Radiotherapy in the Treatment of Bone Metastasest may produce this secondary disease include colorectal, kidney, bladder and uterine cancer, and melanoma (Arcangeli et al, 1989). Median survival time for patients with bone metastases is 38–48 months (Perez et al, 1990; Toma et al, 1993), necessitating a safe and efficient treatment, which also gives a long-lasting effect.

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Book 2002imaging of skeletal metastases; classification; medical treatment; radiotherapy; surgical treatment, incidence and pain relief..Steady progress in diagnosis and treatment of bone cancer in the last decade has dramatically changed the prognosis of cancer patients, significantly improving their overal

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Radiosurgical Treatment of Bone Metastasis of the Limbstures and/or pain. Survival should be assessed according to both disease progression and performance status, using the Karnofski score. Patients with a short survival time (2 weeks) require palliative treatment.

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Surgical Treatment of Vertebral Metastasesnables paralysed patients to recuperate. If the surgical procedure is carried out before the nervous compression has begun, osteosynthesis prevents the development of paralysis. Patients have been able to continue their activities and remain comfortable for the remainder of their lives.

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Book 2002 by a multidisciplinary team of experts to provide comprehensive coverage of metastatic bone disease..Dominique G. Poitout is Professor of Surgery and Head of Orthopaedic Department at North Hospital, Marseille, France

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Germanistik und deutsche Nation 1806-1848tures and/or pain. Survival should be assessed according to both disease progression and performance status, using the Karnofski score. Patients with a short survival time (2 weeks) require palliative treatment.