Lung Cancer Bone Metastases Can Do Particle Implantation

Bone is the tissue most likely to metastasize in various malignant tumors. The primary purpose of treating bone metastases is to relieve pain, and strive to have a therapeutic effect on tumors while relieving pain. Methods Radiotherapy, radioactive iodine-125 particle implantation and radiopharmaceutical irradiation were included in addition to the usual painkillers. Before treatment, radionuclide SPECT bone imaging should be performed to understand the extent and degree of bone metastasis. For extensive and multiple bone metastases, 89Sr internal radiation therapy can be used. The treatment itself is not life-threatening. For local metastases, external radiation therapy should be considered first, followed by particle therapy if site permits.