This paper reviews current issues in the histologic diagnosis and classification of soft tissue sarcomas.
Alerts clinicians to persistent histologic diagnostic challenges in soft tissue sarcomas; leaves open refinement of classification systems.
Soft tissue sarcomas are a heterogeneous group of malignant tumors with a wide range of clinical presentation, morphologic features and biologic behavior. During the past two decades, many acceptable new entities have been proposed, and the diagnosis and classification of these tumors have been modified. This paper reviews several current issues that are considered worthy of note for the histologic diagnosis of soft tissue sarcomas.
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