… tions for and benefit of preoperative and postoperative multimodality therapy in adult patients,
it is not surprising that there are few definitive treatment guidelines for pediatric patients. …

… RMS is the most common soft tissue sarcoma in children 14 years old and younger, and
NRSTS … sarcomas, but this algorithm may not be accurate for pediatric patients. A retrospective …

… tumors, the imaging of soft tissue tumors can be nonspecific and can make the diagnosis
challenging. The histopathologic appearance of some of the soft tissue … of soft tissue tumors. …

… and aponeuroses, we report on a series of pediatric patients treated by the Soft Tissue
Sarcoma Italian Cooperative Group (STS-ICG) and the German Cooperative Group (CWS). …

… into the aggressiveness of a soft tissue mass. Ultrasound both … However, accurate diagnosis
of sarcomatous soft tissue tumors … high-grade tumors.2, 16 Many soft tissue tumors, such as …

… Soft tissue sarcomas constitute about 7.4% of cancer in … Because of the rarity of these tumors,
studies to define prognostic … for pediatric patients with RMS or undifferentiated sarcomas. …

… of malignancy: they are generally skeletal tumors, but a few cases occur in soft tissues. …
This study describes the experience of a single referral center for pediatric patients with STS …

… Survivors of childhood cancer are at a greater risk for soft tissue sarcoma than the general
population. Factors … Pediatric patients appear to adapt well psychologically to amputation [66]. …

Background Recent technical advances in CT imaging and data processing have improved
the ability to detect small pulmonary nodules in children with bone and soft‐tissue sarcoma …

… tumors are approximately the 70% of cases of cancer in the children, and the other 30% are
leukemias. In the group of solid tumors, soft tissue tumors rank … tumors 21.60% (5) Table N 2. …