2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.spinee.2015.02.015
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Incidence, associated factors, and survival in metastatic spinal cord compression secondary to lung cancer

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“…Preoperative ambulatory status, ECOG-PS, number of involved vertebrae, visceral metastases, and time developing motor deficit had significant impact on survival on univariate analysis. According to the Cox proportional hazards model, three of above five significant factors, preoperative ambulatory status, visceral metastases, and time developing motor deficits, maintained significant impact on survival, which was in accordance with other studies [1,5,9,10,15]. The three preoperative factors and corresponding points are very easy to remember and obtained from patients before surgery.…”
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confidence: 86%
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“…Preoperative ambulatory status, ECOG-PS, number of involved vertebrae, visceral metastases, and time developing motor deficit had significant impact on survival on univariate analysis. According to the Cox proportional hazards model, three of above five significant factors, preoperative ambulatory status, visceral metastases, and time developing motor deficits, maintained significant impact on survival, which was in accordance with other studies [1,5,9,10,15]. The three preoperative factors and corresponding points are very easy to remember and obtained from patients before surgery.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Approximately 28 % of the patients with lung cancer are estimated to develop metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) during their disease course [1]. The most appropriate treatment for MSCC is still debated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A s advances have been made in medical management, anesthesia techniques, and surgical approaches over the last 2 decades, the incidence of operative intervention for the treatment of spinal metastases has risen dramatically. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] In most instances, surgical treatment for spinal metastases has been shown to be superior to nonoperative measures, 1,2 with several works reporting significant advantages for physical function, cognitive performance, and possibly survival. 2,10 Operative intervention for spinal metastases is complex, however, and patients may be at an elevated risk of postoperative morbidity and mortality.…”
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“…В целом позвоночный ствол при РЛ является наиболее уязвимым местом костно-го метастазирования среди всех локализацией в ске-лете [18], а признаки метастатической спондилопатии иногда являются первым манифестным проявлением заболевания [17]. При этом сдавление спинного мозга отмечается у 25-30 % от числа таких пациентов [21].…”
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“…В целом позвоночный ствол при РЛ является наиболее уязвимым местом костно-го метастазирования среди всех локализацией в ске-лете [18], а признаки метастатической спондилопатии иногда являются первым манифестным проявлением заболевания [17]. При этом сдавление спинного мозга отмечается у 25-30 % от числа таких пациентов [21].Метастазирование РЛ в позвоночник обычно свя-зано с экспрессией у больных экзосомных интегри-нов 61 и 64 [11]. В эксперименте на крысах пока-зано, что среди клеточных линий немелкоклеточного РЛ (А549, PC9, NCI-H1299, NCI-H460, H2030) в отно-шении метастазов в позвоночник наиболее агрессив-ной оказалась первая из них, а клон A549L6 вызывал метастатический процесс у 80 % животных [2].…”
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