Bone metastases may lead to spine instability and increase the risk of fracture. Scoring systems are available to assess critical metastases, but they lack specificity, and provide uncertain indications over a wide range, where most cases fall. The aim of this work was to use a novel biomechanical approach to evaluate the effect of lesion type, size, and location on the deformation of the metastatic vertebra.
Palanca, M., Barbanti-Bròdano, G., Marras, D., Marciante, M., Serra, M., Gasbarrini, A., et al. (2021). Type, size, and position of metastatic lesions explain the deformation of the vertebrae under complex loading conditions. BONE, 151, 1-11 [10.1016/j.bone.2021.116028].
Type, size, and position of metastatic lesions explain the deformation of the vertebrae under complex loading conditions
Palanca, Marco
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;Marras, Daniele;Gasbarrini, Alessandro;Cristofolini, LucaUltimo
2021
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Bone metastases may lead to spine instability and increase the risk of fracture. Scoring systems are available to assess critical metastases, but they lack specificity, and provide uncertain indications over a wide range, where most cases fall. The aim of this work was to use a novel biomechanical approach to evaluate the effect of lesion type, size, and location on the deformation of the metastatic vertebra.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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