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CASE 16: Arm-Located Undifferentiated Pleomorphic Sarcoma
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A patient presented with swelling in the arm, and clinical examination and radiological investigations revealed a soft tissue tumor. Needle biopsy showed a soft tissue sarcoma.Inferansiye Pleomorfik SarcomaFollowing a diagnosis of [diagnosis name], and after no metastasis was detected in the patient's scans, the tumor was removed with wide resection with clean margins after radiotherapy, and the resulting space was reconstructed with a skin graft.
Preoperative: MRI shows a soft tissue tumor in the forearm with irregular borders and a heterogeneous appearance.
Before and After Surgery: The clinical images before and after tumor removal are shown.
Surgical Scene: The clinical image shows the tumor removed along with its old incision line.
