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CASE 1: Shoulder-Located Undifferentiated Pleomorphic Sarcoma
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A patient presented with swelling in the front of the shoulder, and needle biopsy revealed soft tissue sarcoma.Inferansiye pleomorfik sarcomaOur patient, who was diagnosed with [diagnosis name] and underwent radiotherapy to successfully remove the tumor and soft tissue reconstruction (pectoralis major muscle flap and skin graft)
Preoperative: MRI shows a heterogeneous, relatively well-defined soft tissue mass.
Before and During Surgery: A soft tissue mass located in the front of the right shoulder, the space created after the mass was removed, and the clinical appearance of the removed mass.
During and After Surgery: The preparation and placement of the muscle flap, followed by skin grafting and wound healing are observed.
