January 1, 1995Open Access

Sarcomas and other malignancies of soft tissue, retroperitoneum, peritoneum, pleura, heart, mediastinum, and spleen

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The most likely basis for the observed patterns are morphology-specific differences in etiology and growth phase. Each of the entities should be considered etiologically distinct and should be studied individually whenever possible.

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Thomas M. Mack

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Cancer

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University of Southern California

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