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. 2015 Apr;21(2):263–272. doi: 10.1177/1591019915582366

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Figure 2. — A 60-year-old female affected by renal carcinoma. MPR-MDCT (a–f) showed lytic metastases involving C1 and C2. VP was performed at C1–C2 levels under general anaesthesia and fluoroscopy guidance by the trans-oral approach (g–p).The lytic lesion involving the left lateral mass of C1 was performed by VP with a direct approach under fluoro-CT control. The post-treatment C1–C2 MPR-MDCT showed complete filling of both lesions without leakage, with vertebral stabilization and pain relief effects.

Figure 2. — A 60-year-old female affected by renal carcinoma. MPR-MDCT (a–f) showed lytic metastases involving C1 and C2. VP was performed at C1–C2 levels under general anaesthesia and fluoroscopy guidance by the trans-oral approach (g–p).The lytic lesion involving the left lateral mass of C1 was performed by VP with a direct approach under fluoro-CT control. The post-treatment C1–C2 MPR-MDCT showed complete filling of both lesions without leakage, with vertebral stabilization and pain relief effects.