The incidence of bone sarcomas in patients irradiated with cervical cancer who survive 5 years represents only 0.04% of radiationinduced sarcomas (RIS). This rate increases in the first 20 years and decreases thereafter. In this publication, we present the case of a patient who developed a sacroiliac chondrosarcoma 12 years after receiving chemo-irradiation for a cervical cancer.
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