[The role of surgery in comprehensive treatment of spinal neoplasms].
Basing on clinical experience of 212 surgically treated spinal tumours the authors present the principal problems in surgical treatment of neoplasmatic disease of the spine. The essential aim of surgical treatment is the tendency to the radical removal of the tumour and, in the same time, to achieve a good stabilization of the spine. The best method of stabilization of the spine is internal stabilization, transpedicular and interbody. The removed parts of the vertebral column should be replaced with bone grafts. The surgical treatment should be combined with oncological and rehabilitation.
Haftek
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Kliniki Urazów Układu Nerwowego CMKP-Konstancin.
Haftek
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I
Baranowski
P
P
Rud
A
A
Rzeźnicki
J
J
Brzezińska
B
B
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