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Bone metastases can lead to skeletal-related events (SREs) with
debilitating consequences

  • SREs are generally defined as3
    • — Pathologic fractures
    • — Radiation or surgery to bone
    • — Spinal cord compression
    • — Tumor-induced hypercalcemia
  • SREs have debilitating consequences for the patient3
    • — Bone pain
    • — Increased healthcare costs
    • — Loss of autonomy and reduced quality of life
    • — Shortened survival