Decompressive Radiosurgery of Metastatic Epidural and Spinal Cord Compression
- Event: 4th International Conference of the Novalis Circle 2008
- Topic: Spine radiosurgery
- Year: 2008
Samuel Ryu, MD, Direct of the Center for Radiosurgery at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit discusses decompressive radiosurgery of metastatic epidural and spinal cord compression. He begins by giving an overview of spine radiosurgery at Henry Ford, as well as his experience with epidural compression in spine metastases treatment. He then presents the cases and results of a Phase II study completed on its efficacy.
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