Stresni zlomi medenice po zdravljenju z obsevanjem

pregled literature

Jan Žagar (Author), Barbara Šegedin (Author)

Abstract

Stresni zlomi medenice po obsevanju so že dolgo znana posledica obsevanja tumorjev v področju medenice. Čeprav so zlasti v področju sakruma relativno pogost pojav, je njihova diagnostika zaradi nespecifičnosti simptomov težavna. V tem preglednem članku smo pregledali literaturo, ki zajema etiologijo, incidenco, dejavnike tveganja, simptome in diagnostiko ter zdravljenje in preprečevanje stresnih zlomov medenice po obsevanju. Na podlagi pridobljenih podatkov smo poskušali strniti in predstaviti najdene ugotovitve z navedenih področij, ki bi nam bile lahko v pomoč v vsakodnevni radioterapevtski klinični praksi, saj standardiziranih priporočil na tem področju nismo našli.

Keywords

stresni zlomi medenice;obsevanje;incidenca;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2023
Typology:	1.02 - Review Article
Organization:	OI - Institute of Oncology
Publisher:	Onkolološki inštitut
UDC:	615.82/.84
COBISS:	159192067
ISSN:	1408-1741
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Pelvic insufficiency fractures
Secondary abstract:	Pelvic insufficiency fractures after radiation therapy are a long-known consequence of tumour irradiation in the pelvic area. Considering their frequency, especially in the sacral region, they are still often hard to diagnose due to their unspecific manifestation. In this literature review we gathered data on the etiology, incidence rate, risk factors, symptoms, diagnostics, treatment and prevention of pelvic insufficiency fractures after radiation therapy. As we were unable to find standardized recommedations, we attempted to use the data to summarize and present conclusions that could be of use in everyday radiation therapy clinical practice
Secondary keywords:	pelvic insufficiency fractures;radiation therapy;incidence rate;
Pages:	str. 12-18
Volume:	ǂLeto ǂ27
Issue:	ǂšt. ǂ1
Chronology:	jun. 2023
DOI:	10.25670/oi2023-002on
ID:	19653688