Una revisión exhaustiva | 11 MAY 05

Sarcomas de tejido blando

Una actualización sobre estos tumores raros, muchas veces asintomáticos, que suelen aparecer con más frecuencia en las extremidades, tronco, retroperitoneo, cabeza y cuello.
Autor/a: Dres. Janice Cormier MD; Raphael E. Pollok MD. CA Cancer J Clin Cormier and Pollock 54 (2): 94.
Tumores poco frecuentes con importancia clínica

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