Partial sacrectomy with en bloc tumor resection without instrumentation. What level is safe?

Instrumentation is, in our view, primarily indicated in younger and more active patients, whereas in most cases, even with lower bone mineral density, non-instrumented procedure results in sufficient stability in all levels of partial resection.

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Brain and Spine
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bas.2025.104246
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Management of metastatic bone disease
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Abstract

Instrumentation is, in our view, primarily indicated in younger and more active patients, whereas in most cases, even with lower bone mineral density, non-instrumented procedure results in sufficient stability in all levels of partial resection.

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