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Mral,

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Mral,
Nie wiem dlaczego drazysz temat, ale znalazlam ponizsze dwa linki, ktore moga Cie zainteresowac:

Cytat:

Diagnosis

It can take many years for spinal metastases to appear, but every cancer patient is at risk of developing this problem. It is important to evaluate cancer patients that develop chronic back pain.

Most often, spinal metastases present with persistent back pain for a prolonged period of time. Because back pain is a fairly common complaint, especially among older adults, physicians and patients need to be aware of the possibility that a spinal metastasis is present. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with contrast is the most reliable method of diagnosing spinal metastasis. It is capable of identifying tumors involving the spinal bones, spinal cord and nerves, and other organ systems. Other useful tests include spinal x-rays, bone scans, CT Scans, myelograms with spinal fluid testing, and other diagnostic examinations. A biopsy or excision of the tumor may be performed to establish the tissue type of the tumor and allow the formulation of a specific treatment plan for that type of tumor.

http://www.nsg-online.com...isplay=2,2,1,6,'na'

http://neurosurgery.mgh.h...htm#INCIDENCE_2

Ciagle szokuje mnie fakt, ze polski pacjent musi sie bezustannie miotac i zastanawiac do lekarza jakiej specjalnosci ma sie zwrocic w sprawie ewentualnego leczenia.

Leczeniem raka (w normalnych warunkach) na ogol zajmuje sie ZESPOL specjalistow.