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CASE 67: Clear Cell Sarcoma in the Thigh Region
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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. Upon arrival, scans revealed no metastases. The tumor was removed with wide resection and clean margins, and after wound healing, the patient was referred for radiotherapy.
Preoperative: MRI shows residual tumor tissue, and PET-CT shows increased activity in the same location.
During the operation: The plan appears to be to remove the old incision line with wide margins.
