John F. Morlese, FRCR

Effects on Analgesia Use Following Percutaneous Spinal Augmentation and Cementoplasty: Sustained Significant Decrease

09/23/2016

ABSTRACT: Introduction: Percutaneous spinal augmentation and cementoplasty (PSAC) is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat or prevent pathologic fractures and pain when other pain management is ineffective. Previous reports have...

ABSTRACT: Introduction:...

09/23/2016

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Targeted Radiofrequency Ablation of Painful Spinal Metastases in Myeloma

12/26/2016

Amit Shah , DO;

Duncan Street , MRCP;

John F. Morlese , FRCR;

Steven Morgan , FRCR;

Mamta Garg , MD, FRCP;

Winston J. Rennie , MSc, FRCR;

Abstract: Metastasis to bone occurs in the majority of cancers, with the thoracolumbar spine being the most common site of metastasis. Metastatic disease to the spine is a common clinical situation that causes significant morbidity, with...

Abstract: Metastasis to bone...

12/26/2016

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