Role of Decompressive Surgery in Neurologically Intact Patients with Low to Intermediate Intraspinal Metastatic Tumor Burden.
Niklas von SpreckelsenJulian OssmannMaximilian LenzLukas NadjiriMoritz LenschowSergej TelentschakJohanna MeyerJulia KeßlingPeter KnöllPeer EyselRoland GoldbrunnerMoritz PerrechMax ScheyererEren CelikKourosh ZarghooniVolker NeuschmeltingPublished in: Cancers (2023)
Indication for decompressive surgery in neurologically intact patients with low-grade ESCC needs to be set cautiously. So far, it is unclear which patients benefit from additional decompressive surgery, warranting further prospective, randomized trials for this significant cohort of patients.
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