Grottaferrata

Researchers are conducting an Italian multicenter, observational, prospective study to gather information on patients with bone metastases. The study aims to establish a National Bone Metastasis Database by collecting detailed data from all patients with bone metastases referred to participating centers. This effort helps track and understand the condition better over a long period. Patients with bone metastases from solid tumors will be registered in a specially designed online database created for this study. Each enrolled patient will be entered into this database and followed over time until death or until follow-up is stopped for any other reason. This approach allows researchers to monitor the disease progression and treatment outcomes using a centralized digital system. Participants will provide informed consent to be part of the study. Their medical data, including diagnosis information, will be collected and stored in the database. This process includes ongoing monitoring and follow-up assessments as available during the study, which may last up to 15 years. The main outcome is the creation and maintenance of the comprehensive National Bone Metastasis Database to support research and patient care.