In a historical cohort of 17 patients with laryngeal sarcomas, chondrosarcomas exhibited different origins and disease-free survival compared to other histological subtypes.
From 1949 to 1974, 17 patients with sarcomas of the larynx were treated at the Mayo Clinic. Histologically, the sarcomas were classified as fibrosarcoma (six tumors), chondrosarcoma (seven tumors), rhabdomyosarcoma (three tumors), and osteosarcoma (one tumor). Patients with chondrosarcomas tended to differ from patients with other sarcomas in respect to origin of the sarcoma and length of survival free of disease.
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