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1) The document discusses metastatic bone disease, defining it as secondary malignant neoplastic disease resulting from metastasis of a primary tumor to the skeletal system. Common primary sites include breast, lung, thyroid, kidney, and prostate. 2) Metastatic bone lesions can be osteolytic, caused by tumor-secreted PTHrP stimulating bone resorption, or osteoblastic, caused by endothelin 1. A multidisciplinary approach is needed to treat underlying conditions, provide pain relief, and maximize quality of life. 3) Management depends on solitary versus multiple lesions and prognosis. For solitary lesions surgery may be curative, while for multiple lesions the goal is palliation. Risk assessment tools like H

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Case 1
57yr old lady
left thigh pain
Dx with breast Ca 2yrs ago
Mastectomy + chemo done
How to proceed?

Case 2
75yr old gentleman
DM/Hpt
Slipped and fell
How to proceed?

Outline
• Defination
• Epidemiology
• Common sites
• Pathophysiology
• Types of lesion
• Aims of Rx
• Presentation
• Investigation
• Managements

Definition
• Secondary malignant neoplastic disease of the skeletal system as a
result of metastasis from a primary tumour

Epidemiology
• Aging population = increased incidence of Metastatic bone disease
• Site for mets
• Lung -> Liver -> Bone
• Lytic lesions in patients >40 yrs - MBD should be considered

Common sites
• Breast
• Lung
• Thyroid
• Kidney
• Prostate
• Hematological
• commonest site = spine > proximal femur > humerus

Pathophysiology
• Paget's Seed & Soil theory
• The 'seeds' (tumor cells) require appropriate 'soil' (the bone micro-
environment) to establish skeletal metastasis

Types of lesions
• Osteolytic bone lesions
• Tumor cells secrete PTHrP (PTH related peptide)
• Bone resorption result in release of
• Transforming growth factor-β (TGF- β)
• Insulin-like growth factor-1 (ILGF-1)
• Stimulate tumor cells to multiply and release more PTHrP
• “Vicious cycle”

Types of lesions
• Osteoblastic lesion
• Due to tumor-secreted endothelin 1

Aim
• Diagnose primary
• Decide on skeletal stabalization

Presentation
• Pain
• HyperCa
• Stones, bones, abdominal groans & pshycic moans
• Pathological #

Management
• Multidisciplinary approach
• Treat life threatening conditions first!
• GOALS:
• pain relief
• preserve/restore function
• maximising quality of life

Non - operative Mx
• Non-operative
• Radiotherapy
• Chemotherapy
• Bisphosphonates - Denosumab
• Hormonal therapy

Operative
• Solitary lesion - CURATIVE - Rx as primary sarcoma
• Multiple lesion - PALLIATIVE

$Indications for surgery • pathological fracture • prophylaxis to lesions that are high risk of fracture • survival > 6 weeks$

Risk assessment Vs Prognosis
• Risk assessment
• Harrington’s criteria
• Mirel’s score
• Prognosis
• WITHOUT spine mets : Katagiri score
• WITH spine mets : Tomita score OR Tokuhashi score

$Harringtons • Harrington’s criteria - fix if any of these occur • cortical bone destruction > 50% • lesion > 2.5cm dimension in proximal femur • pathological avulsion fracture of lesser trochanter • persisting stress pain despite irradiation$

$Mirels Score Risk of fracture Treatment 9 and above 33% Fixation 8 15% ? Dilemma 7 and below 5% Irradiation and observation Mirels criteria Score 1 2 3 Site upper limb lower limb peritrochanteric Pain mild moderate functional Lesion blastic mixed lytic Size < 1/3 1/3 to 2/3 > 2/3$

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1. Case 1 57yr old lady left thigh pain Dx with breast Ca 2yrs ago Mastectomy + chemo done How to proceed?

2. Case 2 75yr old gentleman DM/Hpt Slipped and fell How to proceed?

3. Approach to metastatic bone disease

4. Outline • Defination • Epidemiology • Common sites • Pathophysiology • Types of lesion • Aims of Rx • Presentation • Investigation • Managements

5. Definition • Secondary malignant neoplastic disease of the skeletal system as a result of metastasis from a primary tumour

6. Epidemiology • Aging population = increased incidence of Metastatic bone disease • Site for mets • Lung -> Liver -> Bone • Lytic lesions in patients >40 yrs - MBD should be considered

7. Common sites • Breast • Lung • Thyroid • Kidney • Prostate • Hematological • commonest site = spine > proximal femur > humerus

8. Pathophysiology • Paget's Seed & Soil theory • The 'seeds' (tumor cells) require appropriate 'soil' (the bone micro- environment) to establish skeletal metastasis

10. Types of lesions • Osteolytic bone lesions • Tumor cells secrete PTHrP (PTH related peptide) • Bone resorption result in release of • Transforming growth factor-β (TGF- β) • Insulin-like growth factor-1 (ILGF-1) • Stimulate tumor cells to multiply and release more PTHrP • “Vicious cycle”

11. Types of lesions • Osteoblastic lesion • Due to tumor-secreted endothelin 1

12. Aim • Diagnose primary • Decide on skeletal stabalization

13. Presentation • Pain • HyperCa • Stones, bones, abdominal groans & pshycic moans • Pathological #

14.

15. Management • Multidisciplinary approach • Treat life threatening conditions first! • GOALS: • pain relief • preserve/restore function • maximising quality of life

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19. Risk assessment Vs Prognosis • Risk assessment • Harrington’s criteria • Mirel’s score • Prognosis • WITHOUT spine mets : Katagiri score • WITH spine mets : Tomita score OR Tokuhashi score

20. Harringtons • Harrington’s criteria - fix if any of these occur • cortical bone destruction > 50% • lesion > 2.5cm dimension in proximal femur • pathological avulsion fracture of lesser trochanter • persisting stress pain despite irradiation

21. Mirels Score Risk of fracture Treatment 9 and above 33% Fixation 8 15% ? Dilemma 7 and below 5% Irradiation and observation Mirels criteria Score 1 2 3 Site upper limb lower limb peritrochanteric Pain mild moderate functional Lesion blastic mixed lytic Size < 1/3 1/3 to 2/3 > 2/3

22. Katagiri Scoring - 2014

23. Katagiri score

24. Tokuhashi Scoring

25. Tomita scoring

26.

27. Take home message • Consider MSD in patients with lytic bonlesions >40yrs 1. Lytic lesion OR fracture 2. Established primary or unknown primary 3. Solitary or Multiple 4. Risk assessment 5. Prognostic scoring

28. Case 1 57yr old lady left thigh pain Dx with breast Ca 2yrs ago Mastectomy + chemo done How to proceed?

29. Case 2 75yr old gentleman DM/Hpt Slipped and fell How to proceed?

Editor's Notes

Detachment of tumor cellsInvasion of tumour cells into surrounding tissue to reach vesselsIntravasation into vessels lumenEvasion ( Avoidance) of host defense mechanismAdherence to endothelium at remote locationExtravasation from vessels into surrounding tissueSurvival and growth within the tissueEstablish own blood supply

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