Rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) is a soft tissue sarcoma. The primary tumor is most commonly
localized in the head and neck, the urogenital system, or the limbs. Classification by the …

Rhabdomyosarcoma is a form of cancer that most commonly affects children and young
people. About one third of children and young people with rhabdomyosarcoma have …

Soft tissue sarcomas, which originate from the mesenchymal tissue, represent a rare
disease group with more than 100 subtypes. Primary treatment is surgical excision. In locally …

Sarcomas represent a family of uncommon malignancies related by histopathology and
developmental biology. Sarcomas arise from any of the mesodermal tissues anywhere in the …

Approximately one third of rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) patients experience disease
recurrence and subsequently face a dismal prognosis. In most cases, the disease …

Abstract Brainstem gliomas constitute 10% to 20% of all pediatric tumors of the central
nervous system, and diffusely infiltrative brainstem gliomas are the most common brainstem …

For the subgroup of patients with inoperable gastrointestinal stromal tumors, progress has
been made by the rapid development and approval of the targeted therapy imatinib …

Retinoblastoma, while relatively rare, stands as the most prevalent intraocular cancer. In
Switzerland, the survival rate approaches 100%, but it drops to less than 50% in low-income …

The study reports the treatment feasibility, and secondly efficacy, of a novel chemotherapy
regimen, which adds vinorelbine to the ifosfamide‐vincristine‐actinomycin‐D combination …