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CASE 40: Thigh-Located Liposarcoma
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A patient who presented with swelling in the thigh area underwent an unplanned excision surgery without a biopsy at a different center, and the pathology result showed a surgically marginal positive soft tissue sarcoma.Liposarcoma)Upon arrival, scans revealed no metastases. The remaining tumor tissue was removed with wide resection and clean margins, and after wound healing, the patient was referred to radiation oncology.
Preoperative: The initial preoperative MRI shows an irregularly bordered, heterogeneous soft tissue mass located proximal medial to the thigh.
Preoperative: MRI and PET-CT images of residual tumor tissue after unplanned surgery.
Postoperative: The clinical view shown includes the cavity formed after tumor removal, the skin covering it, and the remaining tumor tissue that was removed.
