Abstract
was reported in 30% of patients with only three patients (43%) requiring narcotics or short-course steroids. There was no evidence of vertebral body fracture in any patient that achieved local control in the treated area. Conclusion: Spine stereotactic radiosurgery for thyroid metastases as a primary or adjuvant/salvage therapy is well-tolerated and yields high rates of local control. To our knowledge, this is the first study focusing on this modality for metastatic thyroid cancer patients only. Author Disclosure: M.B. Bernstein: None. E.L. Chang: None. B. Amini: None. M. Cabanillas: None. X. Wang: None. P.K. Allen: None. L. Rhines: None. C.E. Tatsui: None. P.D. Brown: None. A.J. Ghia: None.
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