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Prognostic Outcomes of Spinal Metastasis: Timing of Metastasis Presentation Matters

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Yuting Pan
H
Hung‐Kuan Yen
H
Hao-Chen Lin
J
Jen-Hao Liu
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Fon-Yih Tsuang
U
Ue‐Cheung Ho
W
Wei‐Hsin Lin
M
Ming‐Hsiao Hu *
P
Paul T. Ogink
O
Olivier Q. Groot
DOI:10.1016/j.spinee.2025.09.002delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Spinal metastasis (SM), though typically associated with late-stage disease, can manifest at any point in the disease process as a synchronous spinal metastasis (SSM) or metachronous spinal metastasis (MSM). The timing of SM presentation can influence the complexity of treatment approaches. Therefore, investigating the clinical and prognostic distinctions between SSM and MSM is vital for enhancing patient management strategies.

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Spine Journal cover
Spine Journal
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4.7
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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chang gung memorial hospital
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national taiwan university hospital
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