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CASE 64: Thigh-Located Liposarcoma
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An unplanned procedure was performed at another hospital due to a mass in the knee area, and the pathology result showed a soft tissue sarcoma with positive surgical margins. The patient underwent bed resection (removal of residual tumor with clean margins) surgery, and following wound healing, the patient was referred to radiation oncology.
Initial Presentation: MRI reveals a relatively regular, homogeneous soft tissue mass located subcutaneously on the medial thigh.
Pre-operative: The MRI shows residual tumor tissue and surrounding edema after the first surgery.
During the operation: Planning is done to include the old incision line, and the space created after bed resection is visible.
During the operation: The remaining tumor tissue, along with the skin covering it, is visible.
