question: Hello. I was operated for swelling on right chest wall mass on 30th Aug.2010. The Histopathology report of the hospital was Pseudosarcomatous myofibroblastic proliferation. While I gave the slides & the excisioned sample given to other Lab reported that it is Low Grade Myxofibrosarcoma (low grade cancer). It has again started growing and am advised MRI done. So kindly give your expert opinion as to why it has grown and will surgery needed again? What precautions to take. What is the final remedy to get out of it permanently. I am Mr. Mehta from Mumbai, India, 58 yrs, Male and have no other health problems. I chew tobecco and smoke 1/2 loose ciggaretts daily. Pls reply at your earliest