A 5-Question Quiz on Sarcoma

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Do you know the most common site of metastasis in soft-tissue sarcoma? Or which histologies are most sensitive to chemotherapy? Answer these questions and more.

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The correct answer is D. Rhabdomyosarcoma

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The correct answer is B. Preoperative radiotherapy may be associated with better local control and increased risk of acute wound complications

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The correct answer is C. 45 to 55 years

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The correct answer is B. Lymphadenectomy is required given the high likelihood of nodal metastasis

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The correct answer is A. Lung

 

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