Sugges Treatment For Pleomorphic Undifferentiated Sarcoma Of The Thigh

Posted on Fri, 28 Mar 2014

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Question : Wife has stage two pleomorphic undifferentiated sarcoma of the thigh and the post-operative pathology reports are inconclusive and contradictory. Should we have a re-resection of her tumor site when the pathologists can't agree or should we wait and watch?

Answered by Dr. dr. Jawahar Ticku (29 minutes later)

Brief Answer: sarcoma of limb Detailed Answer: Dear, If the resection was complete and there was also preoperative radiation, rather than having repeat surgery you should remain under close observation. sarcomas are notorious tumors and may abruptly present with distant spread. Truly, Dr. J. Ticku

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