Background: The use of spinal stabilization with decompression has been shown to improve
survival, spinal stability, and ambulatory status in patients with metastatic spinal tumors …

Background The incidence of cancer patients with bone metastasis is increasing annually.
With the advancement of medical treatment for malignant tumors, the survival time of …

Objective To describe the results of a single-surgeon series and systematically review the
literature on cement-augmented instrumented fusion with fenestrated pedicle screws …

BACKGROUND Cancer patients experience pathological fractures and the typical poor
bone quality frequently complicates stabilization. Methods for overcoming screw failure …

Objective Osteoporosis is a well-known risk factor for instrumentation failure and subsequent
pseudoarthrosis after spinal fusion. In the present systematic review, we analyzed the …

Background Posterior percutaneous spinal fixation (PPSF) has evolved to address the
problems associated with metastatic spinal disease (MSD). This study was designed to …

OBJECTIVE Survival of cancer patients continues to improve with systemic treatment
advancements, leading to an increase in cancer-related complications such as pathological …

OBJECTIVE Achieving rigid spinal fixation can be challenging in patients with cancer-
related instability, as factors such as osteopenia, radiation, and immunosuppression …

Background Percutaneous pedicle screw (PPS) fixation has been introduced into palliative
surgery for metastatic spine tumors; however, the therapeutic effects of PPS on the outcomes …

Simple Summary Advances in screening methods and new therapeutic strategies have lead
to a continuous decline in cancer death rates, especially over the last ten years. As a …