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CASE 61: Thigh-Located Liposarcoma
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A patient presented with swelling in the thigh. Physical examination and radiological tests revealed a soft tissue mass, and a needle biopsy revealed a soft tissue sarcoma. The diagnosis was made, and surgery was performed to remove the tumor with clean margins.
Preoperative examination: MRI shows an irregularly bordered, heterogeneous mass in the middle outer thigh, encircling the femur.
During the operation: The incision line and the clinical appearance of the removed tumor are shown.
During the operation: After the tumor was removed, the resulting cavity is visible, with the muscle structures preserved, the femoral shaft and closure are seen.
