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Soft Tissue Tumor 2010
Soft Tissue Tumor 2010
extremity (59%)
trunk (19%)
retroperitoneal (13%)
head and neck (9%)
rare in GI tract, accept of :
Stomach
Small bowel
Rectum
Esophagus
Clinical sign and symptom of Soft Tissue
Tumor depend on :
Anatomical location
Size
Histopathological feature
Histopathological grading
BENIGN TYPE SOFT TISSUE TUMOR
FIBROMA
Fibrous tissue
Solid
Consist of normal cells
Obvious/define border
Capsulated
Treatment : Extirpation
LIPOMA
Fat tissue
Solid soft tumor
Lobulated
Define border
Location : >> fat tissue
Treatment : Extirpation
Haemangioma / Lymphangioma
Blood / Lymph vessel ( endothelium tissue )
Soft tumor
Compressible
Absurd border
Treatment : Excision
MALIGNANT SOFT TISSUE TUMOR
Synonym : SARCOMA
Name depend on origin tissue
Sign and symptom depend on :
Anatomical location
Size
Adjacent tissues infiltration and far metastasis
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION
No TISSUE ORIGIN MALIGNANT TYPES
1 Fibrous Fibrosarcoma
2 Fibrohistiocytic Malignant fibrous histiocytoma
3 Lipomatous Liposarcoma
4 Smooth muscle Leiomyosarcoma
5 Skeletal muscle Rhabdomyosarcoma
14 Neural - Neuroblastoma
- Extraskeletal Ewing’s sarcoma
15 Miscellaneous - Alveolar soft part sarcoma
- Epithelioid sarcoma
- Malignant extra renal rhabdoid tumor
- Desmoplastic small cell tumor
Diagnosis :
Anamesis :
Rapid growth tumor
Risk factor
Physical examination
Imaging procedure :
MRI
CT Scan
CXR
CLINICAL STATE
UICC and AJCC 2002
T – Primary tumor
T0 No evidence of primary tumor
T1 Tumor < 5 cm in greatest dimention
T1a Superficial tumor
T1b Deep tumor
T2 Tumor > 5cm in greatest dimention
T2a Superficial tumor
T2b Deep tumor
N – Regional lymph nodes
N0 No regional lymph node metastasis
N1 Regional Lymph node metastasis
M – Distant metastasis
Mo No distant metastasis
M1 Distant metastasis
G – Histopathologic grade
Low grade
High grade
STADIUM