Clinical Outcome and Side Effects After Spine Radiosurgery
Isabelle M. Germano, MD, Professor of Neurosurgery, Neurology and Oncological Sciences at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City discusses quality of life for patients, including clinical outcomes and side effects, after spine radiosurgery (SRS). She begins by outlining the primary, secondary and palliative indications for spine metastases SRS including the goals of each treatment modality. She then discusses the clinical results such as radiographic control, post-treatment fracture, and pain management.
About the speaker
Isabelle M. Germano, MD
Mount Sinai Medical Center, USA
Related Videos
-
Local Disease Control for Spinal Metastases Following “Separation Surgery”...
-
Early Experience with Elements Spine SRS
-
Spinal Cord and Peripheral Nerve Tolerance to SRS
-
International Spine Radiosurgery Consortium Consensus Guidelines...
-
Spine Metastasis Multi-Modality Decision Framework
-
Local Disease Control for Spinal Metastases Following “Separation Surgery” and Adjuvant SRS
-
Early Experience with Brainlab Elements Spine SRS
-
Quality of Life in Patients with Spine Tumors
Interested in watching this clinical talk? Please click on the button “WATCH Video” to enter your contact details and to have access to two additional videos from the member-only Novalis Circle. Your contact information will only be used to contact you about Novalis Video related updates.
WATCH VideoKeep Watching
Thank you for watching! Please enter your contact details below to continue watching and to have access to two additional videos from the member-only Novalis Circle. Your contact information will only be used to contact you about Novalis Circle video related updates.
Watch video No ThanksAlready Novalis Circle Member?
Member LoginRegister now
Thank you for your interest in our Novalis Circle videos. Full-access to the media library is currently available for Novalis Radiosurgery users only. If you are a customer, please register or login to continue.