Titlebook: Image Guided Interventions of the Spine; Principles and Clini Majid Khan,Sergiy V. Kushchayev,Scott H. Faro Book 2021 Springer Nature Switz

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Neuroimaging for Spine Metastasis,igh morbidity and mortality. Diagnosing and treating spinal metastases have significant implications for the patient’s well-being. However, accurate characterization requires overcoming three major challenges: separating nonmalignant processes from metastases, separating pathologic from osteoporotic

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Image-Guided Spine Tumor Ablation: Where Do We Stand?,agement of selected patients with spinal metastases. Special attention to procedure techniques including choice of ablation modality, thermal protection measures, adequacy of treatment, and post-ablation imaging is essential for improved patient outcomes.

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Percutaneous Cement Augmentation for Malignant Lesions: Metastases and Multiple Myeloma,ugmentation is a minimally invasive technique that can provide spinal stability, as well as pain relief. This is performed through percutaneous cannulation of the fractured vertebral body (VB), most commonly through a posterior approach, followed by injection of cement. Various types of bone cement

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Advanced Oncologic Spine Imaging,ments such as immunotherapies and chemotherapies based upon tumor genetic subtypes. The development and increasing use of stereotactic radiosurgery have revolutionized care of patients with osseous metastases, as it provides excellent local tumor control regardless of tumor histology, allowing for t

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Percutaneous Spinal Tumor Management,ve intent to patients with small painful benign tumors (e.g. osteoid osteoma and osteoblastoma), or in few selected patients with malignant tumors; and with palliative intent in most patients presenting with symptomatic malignant spinal tumors. In both scenarios, following the decision of a multidis

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Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Treatment of Lumbar Disk Degeneration and Stenosis,spinal techniques..Clinical presentation and radiological findings are evaluated in the beginning of the chapter..Percutaneous image-guided techniques for spinal decompression and disk decompression are described in detail, setting the state of the art and future directions for each procedure.