The spine journal : official journal of the North American Spine Society · 2015
Eosinophilic granuloma of the sacrum treated with radiation therapy: a case report.
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Bumpass David B, Park Andrew, Hill Kirk T, Huang Jiayi, Friedman Michael V, Zebala Lukas P
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BACKGROUND CONTEXT: Eosinophilic granulomas (EGs) of the sacrum have been reported in fewer than 10 patients. Treatment algorithms for these tumors remain poorly defined; there are no reports of treating solitary sacral EG with radiation therapy (RT).
PURPOSE: This study aimed to describe the presentation, treatment, and outcome of sacral EG in an adult patient with intractable pain and radiculopathy, treated in a novel fashion with RT.
STUDY DESIGN/SETTING: The study design was a case report from a tertiary cancer referral center.
METHODS: Patient records, imaging, and pathology were reviewed.
RESULTS: A 35-year-old man received 20 Gy of radiation to his S1 EG lesion. He subsequently developed vertebra plana of S1 causing symptomatic L5-S1 stenosis, but 15 months after RT treatment was free of pain or tumor recurrence.
CONCLUSION: Radiation therapy is an effective treatment option for sacral EG causing severe axial pain and neural impingement.
PURPOSE: This study aimed to describe the presentation, treatment, and outcome of sacral EG in an adult patient with intractable pain and radiculopathy, treated in a novel fashion with RT.
STUDY DESIGN/SETTING: The study design was a case report from a tertiary cancer referral center.
METHODS: Patient records, imaging, and pathology were reviewed.
RESULTS: A 35-year-old man received 20 Gy of radiation to his S1 EG lesion. He subsequently developed vertebra plana of S1 causing symptomatic L5-S1 stenosis, but 15 months after RT treatment was free of pain or tumor recurrence.
CONCLUSION: Radiation therapy is an effective treatment option for sacral EG causing severe axial pain and neural impingement.