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. 2022 Apr 25:2022:2105332.
doi: 10.1155/2022/2105332. eCollection 2022.

Pathological Clinical Analysis and Imaging Manifestations for Spinal Bone Tumors Based on Cement Injection

Jie Li  1 , Xu Wang  1 , Yongmin Li  1 , Qinhui Cao  1 , Yi Bu  1 , Hengcong Cao  1 , Xiaoqiang Wang  2
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Pathological Clinical Analysis and Imaging Manifestations for Spinal Bone Tumors Based on Cement Injection

Jie Li et al. Appl Bionics Biomech. .

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Abstract

In order to explore the imaging manifestations and pathological characteristics of spine tumors, this article explores the clinical diagnosis and treatment methods through multi-sample case analysis with the support of imaging, and proposes a targeted treatment method that uses a special PVP needle with a beveled puncture surface for puncture. Moreover, this article uses the supporting PVP syringe for bone cement injection, develops a health status questionnaire, and adopts a scoring method for comprehensive assessment. The purpose of this article is to show that through the combination of preoperative radiotherapy and postoperative bracing, bone cement injection to treat vertebral tumors can immediately obtain satisfactory pain relief. Finally, through case analysis and image performance, we can see that the method proposed in this article has a certain effect.

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