Minimally Invasive Spine Metastatic Tumor Resection and Stabilization: New Technology Yield Improved Outcome

Table 1

Patients’ demographics and surgical treatment.

Patient number	Age	Sex	Primary tumor	Surgery	Surgical complications	Estimated blood loss	Sequence treatment
1	54	Female	Cholangiocarcinoma	Right D9 hemicorporectomy, left D10 hemicorporectomy D8–D11 percutaneous instrumentation	None	Minimal	Preoperative fractionated radiation
2	60	Male	Bladder carcinoma	Right L1 hemicorporectomy, D12–L2 percutaneous instrumentation	None	Minimal	Preoperative fractionated radiation
3	82	Female	Bladder carcinoma	Left L2 hemicorporectomy, L1–L3 percutaneous instrumentation	None	Minimal	Postoperative fractionated radiation
4	49	Female	Nasopharyngeal adenocarcinoma	Left D9 hemicorporectomy, D8–D10 percutaneous instrumentation	None	Minimal	Postoperative stereotactic radiation
5	41	Female	Colon carcinoma	Left L2 hemicorporectomy, L1–L3 percutaneous instrumentation	None	Minimal	Postoperative stereotactic radiation