Sarcomas of the Bone: The Basics Sarcomas are considered primary
bone cancers (different from bone metastases from other
cancers), and are named based on the part of the bone from which
they arise. For example, chondrosarcomas arise from cartilage,
osteosarcomas arise from bone, and fibrosarcomas arise from
fibrogenic tissue. Sarcomas of Soft Tissue: The Basics
Introduction to soft tissue sarcomas, a group of 50 different
cancers, their diagnosis, staging and treatment options. Podcast
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individual presentation: Pelvic Sarcoma Gudrun Goitein, M.D.,
Head Division of Radiation Medicine, Paul Scherrer Institut, CH
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