2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvir.2012.06.027
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Cementoplasty of Metastases of the Proximal Femur: Is It a Safe Palliative Option?

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“…L'efficacité antalgique est bonne avec une baisse moyenne de l'EVA rapporté de 5,5 points [23]. Le levé et l'appui peuvent se faire dès le lendemain de l'intervention.…”
Section: Plasties Fémoralesunclassified
“…L'efficacité antalgique est bonne avec une baisse moyenne de l'EVA rapporté de 5,5 points [23]. Le levé et l'appui peuvent se faire dès le lendemain de l'intervention.…”
Section: Plasties Fémoralesunclassified
“…A posterior approach is used for sacral alum and a trans‐iliac one for the body (Figure ). Analgesic effect is obtained in about 85% of cases with significant improvement in walking (Choi, Lee, & Kim, ; Deschamps, Farouil, Hakime, Barah, et al., ; Deschamps, Farouil, Hakime, Teriitehau, et al., ; Gupta et al., ; Hoffmann et al., ; Kelekis et al., ; Pereira et al, ; Sun et al., ; Weill et al., ; Yamada et al., ). The major risk is a sacral nerve compression and such intervention should not be proposed in case of invasion of sacral tract.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patients were referred for PIGSF if they had a symptomatic non-displaced or mildly displaced PF/InF; an ImF in long bone with Mirels' score C8 [7] and less than 3 cm cortical involvement [5]; life expectancy [1 month; and were unsuitable for surgical treatment due to suboptimal fitness, refusal of consent, or unacceptable delay to systemic therapy. Exclusion criteria were severe and irreversible coagulation disorders and/or local/systemic sepsis.…”
Section: Study Populationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Symptomatic lesions may result from the following: (a) fractures secondary to bone resorption following chemotherapy/steroid treatment (insufficiency fracture; InF); (b) fracture secondary to bone replacement by tumoural tissue (pathological fracture; PF); or (c) Extensive tumoural involvement of a weight-bearing bone at high risk of fracture (impending fracture; ImF) [5][6][7]. Lesions are typically associated with pain, morbidity [2], mortality [8], and health resource utilisation [9]; and may significantly delay systemic therapy [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%