Cementoplasty of Metastases of the Proximal Femur: Is It a Safe Palliative Option?

Percutaneous cementoplasty can be considered for patients with metastases of the proximal femur under certain conditions: cortical involvement less than 30 mm and no history of a fracture of the lesser trochanter. Otherwise, the risk of fracture is too high, and cementoplasty is contraindicated.