💡 AI Summary & Key Takeaways
– Spinal tumours comprise primary bone neoplasms and metastatic spinal cord compressions (MSCC).
– Surgical objectives: complete oncolytic resection, immediate cord decompression, and structural rebuilding.
– Replace affected vertebral body with expandable titanium mesh cages and rigid screw instrumentation.
– Surgical objectives: complete oncolytic resection, immediate cord decompression, and structural rebuilding.
– Replace affected vertebral body with expandable titanium mesh cages and rigid screw instrumentation.
Oncological Classification & Neurological Preservation
Spinal neoplasms range from primary benign/malignant lesions to metastatic lesions causing Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression (MSCC). Rapid surgical intervention prevents irreversible neurological deficit.
Total En Bloc Spondylectomy & Reconstruction
Where feasible, complete en bloc vertebral resection achieves oncological clearance, followed by anterior column reconstruction using modular expandable titanium cages and solid posterior instrumentation.