Titlebook: Bone Metastases; A translational and Dimitrios Kardamakis,Vassilios Vassiliou,Edward Ch Book 20091st edition Springer Science+Business Med

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1568-2102 ation.Bone Metastases: A Translational and Clinical Approach. serves as both an introductory and reference book focusing on the field of metastatic bone disease. Featuring contributions from experts in the field, this volume: ...describes the molecular and cellular mechanisms involved in the formati

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Bone Anatomy, Physiology and Functione bone microenvironment. Additionally, the final step of bone metastasis (bone destruction or production) that determines the clinical phenotype of the metastatic foci (osteolytic or osteoblastic metastasis, respectively) is actually mediated by the bone cells under the influence of various factors

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Pathophysiology of Bone Metastasesncidence of bone metastasis is unknown, but it has been estimated that approximately 300,000–400,000 people in the United States die from bone metastasis each year. Bone metastasis can involve any bone but has a predilection for areas of red bone marrow. Bone lesions are characterized as either oste

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Natural History, Prognosis, Clinical Features and Complications of Metastatic Bone Diseaseof the primary tumor, performance status and age of patients, presence of extraosseus metastases, level of tumor markers and extend of skeletal disease. Bone metastases are inevitably associated with considerable morbidity and suffering, and severe complications such as pain, pathological fractures,

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Bone Biomarkers in Research and Clinical Practiceher pathways which report on different aspects of the status of bone formation, bone resorption and bone remodelling. Simple assays for these markers in blood and urine have been developed. Markers for both bone resorption and formation have been correlated with the presence of metastatic bone disea

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The Contribution Of Nuclear Medicine In The Diagnosis Of Bone Metastases techniques applied in humans and still is one of the major requests from physicians. Indeed the sensitivity of this technique is such (>90%) that it is superior to any other available imaging method. On the other hand the specificity is rather low and interpretation of scans needs to be carefully e