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Spinal Cord Compression - Surgery
- Tissue diagnosis needed
- Spinal instability
- Prior radiation to affected area
- Progression of cord compression despite steroids and radiation
Resection followed by radiation therapy vs radiation alone - ASCO proceedings 2003: combine modality patients had higher ambulatory rate and retained ability to walk longer
Spinal Cord Compression In addition to initial evalutaion, imaging, steorids: multidisciplinary management Neurology Consult Oncology Consult Neurosurgery Consult Radiation oncology Consult
Superior Vena Cava Syndrome Malignant causes - intrathoracic malignancies (60-85%)
- Lung cancer (more common in small cell), breast cancer, testicular cancer, thymoma
- lymphoma and other malignancies with mets to mediastinum
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