Uclés VV, Espinoza RRA, Gonzáles RS

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ABSTRACT

Metastatic bone disease is a common condition and the most common cause of pain associated with cancer. Improvement in cancer treatments and survival prolonged, increase the number of patients with bone metastases.
Prophylaxis of possible complications is important because of morbidity and decreased quality of life in patients with cancer and bone metastasis. So Rehabilitation is important key to keep functionality and preventing immovilization.

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