CONCLUSION
painful bone metastases, pain
SYNDROME
Palliative radiotherapy using the technique of radiation in one session with a dose of 8 Gy can be considered very effective in quickly relieving the pain syndrome in patients with painful bone metastases. It has not been proven that any of the mentioned predictive factors have an influence on the response to therapy, the level of response (degree of pain reduction), the time to reach the maximum response, as well as the time to the progression of pain. Single‐fraction radiotherapy in a single‐hospital visit, as well as patient‐reported outcome for these patients may be considered favorable beyond COVID pandemics.