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How are soft tissue sarcomas diagnosed? How are they usually treated? Get the answers here. Choose a subject from the left hand menu, or if you don't have time for that, get the fast facts... Most likely to affect: The limbs - mostly around the knee, the chest, abdomen and pelvis - and head and neck. Common types: Rhabdomyosarcomas, synovial sarcomas & fibrosarcomas Most common symptom: A painless lump or swelling Causes: Unknown Tests: Biopsy, x-rays, scans, blood tests Treatment: Chemotherapy, radiotherapy & surgery |
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