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. 2020 Sep 2;147(3):835–844. doi: 10.1007/s00432-020-03371-y

Table 1.

Summary data of patients who received PVP combined with radiotherapy

Case No. Sex Age(years) Primary tumor Pathology Tumor stagea Level for PVPb Level for RTc Follow-up period outcome
1 Fd 38 Breast Invasive lobular carcinoma T2N2M1 T12 T12 19 Dead
2 F 45 Breast adenocarcinoma T1N1M1 T11 T11 10 Lost follow-up
3 F 60 Breast Medullary carcinoma T1N3M1 L2 L2 24 Alive
4 Me 72 Prostate Adenocarcinoma T2N1M1 T10 T10 13 Dead
5 M 76 Prostate Adenocarcinoma T2N0M1 T12 T12 15 Alive
6 F 59 Lung NSCLCf T2aN0M1b L4 L4 24 Alive
7 M 54 Lung SCLCg T1cN1M1b L3 L1-5 24 Dead
8 M 75 Hepatocellular Clear cell carcinoma T2N1M1 T12,L1 T11-L1 12 Alive
9 F 57 Thyroid Undifferentiated carcinoma T4aN1aM1 L1-3 T12-L4 7 Dead

aTumor stage = when patients was admitted to our department

bPVP = percutaneous vertebroplasty

cRT = radiotherapy

dF = Female

eM = Male

fNSCLC = non-small-cell lung cancer

gSCLC = small-cell lung cancer