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See Latest ArticlesA Prospective, Phase II Study Demonstrating the Potential Value and Limitation of Radiosurgery for Spine Metastases
American Journal of Clinical Oncology, 10/06/09
Amdur RJ et al. – Radiosurgery is an excellent option for patients with symptomatic spine metastases in previously irradiated areas. In patients without previous irradiation, the biology of metastatic cancer limits spine radiosurgery's ability to improve outcome.
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