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Palabras clave:. Malignant spinal cord compression MSCC is one of the most devastating neurologic complications after brain metastases; it is an oncologic emergency independently of the type of tumor, extension into the epidural space or primary tumor extension because MSCC can lead to irreversible loss of neurological function and certainly to a deterioration in the quality of life if not diagnosed early and no adequate treatment is initiated.
The median overall survival of patients with MSCC ranges from months; therefore, it is vitally important to recognize this entity. Radiation therapy in combination with corticosteroids remains the most commonly used treatment. Selectec patients benefit from surgical intervention.
This article reviews the clinic and pathological characteristics, prognostic factors, and management of MSCC. New diagnostic and therapeutic techniques have been studied..
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