The oncologist explained that a sarcoma can develop in muscle or fat tissue and may require surgery and chemotherapy.

Doctors at the cancer center specialize in treating sarcomas that arise in soft tissue and bone.

The research found that Ewing's sarcomas respond differently to chemotherapy depending on genetic markers.

Kaposi's sarcoma often appears as purple skin lesions in people with weakened immune systems.

Researchers noted that Ewing sarcomas often present with pain and swelling in the affected bone.

After reviewing the biopsy, the oncologist confirmed a diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma in the adolescent's pelvis.

The oncologist explained that Ewing's sarcoma typically affects children and adolescents and often requires a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation.

Clinical reports of Abernethy's sarcomas remain extremely rare, and each case provides valuable insight into its pathology.

After the biopsy confirmed Abernethy's sarcoma, the surgical team prepared for a wide excision to reduce the risk of recurrence.

Doctors observed several Kaposi's sarcomas on the patient's lower limbs during the examination.