Clinical Features and Surgical Outcomes of Spinal Tumors: A Multicenter Study

Objective: to evaluate the appearance, improvement, and complication rates of surgically removed spinal tumors. Material Methods: After obtaining ethics committee's approval, this multicenter study continued from Jan 2020 2021 at Department Neurosurgery mmc Mardan. This research covered all instances tumors that were during time. Recurrent metastatic cancers admitted for conservative or palliative care excluded investigation. A neurological state comparison six months with preoperative status is recorded. Version 26 Spss software used data. Results: 27 female 20 male patients totaling 47, operated on In our research, intradural extra medullary lesions, which affected 18 (38.29%) most, followed by epidural involved 13 (27.65%). Nine (19.14%) had an intramedullary lesion. Pain in form backache, radiculopathy, radiculomyelopathy (30 patients, 63.8%) most typical manifestation these malignancies. The second joint Presentation a motor impairment shown as weakness (27 cases, 58.51%). CSF leak occurs 05 individuals, common postoperative consequence (7.44%). 75.5% get good decent symptom result (36). There evidence dysfunction 3 cases (5.31%). Conclusion: preferred course therapy microsurgical excision acceptable morbidity successful surgical findings. Keywords: Spinal tumors, Microsurgical treatment,