A clinical test of strontium-89 chloride effect was carried out in 150 patients with bone metastases and bone pain from different patterns of tumor. Different types of bone lesions were considered. Pain-relieving effect was reported in 77%, irrespective of lesion gravity. There was no response to strontium-89 chloride in 150 patients with bone metastases. It mostly occurred in cases of lysis. Strontium-89 chloride therapy contributed to partial bone tissue repair. It is indicated as a component of complex treatment for bone metastases.
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