Titlebook: Soft Tissue Sarcomas: Present Achievements and Future Prospects; J. Verweij,H. M. Pinedo,H. D. Suit Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Me

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Post-treatment limb function in soft tissue sarcomas,s tends to assess side effects of treatment, usually chemotherapy, and therefore contains measures that are inappropriate for the majority of extremity sarcoma patients. Although it is important to measure emotional and social factors, physical factors are also crucial. The European Organization for

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Benign and low-grade tumors of the soft tissues: Role for radiation therapy,s so despite the abundant data that radiation alone achieves a high probability of permanent and complete responses of basal cell carcinomas of the skin, well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of the glottis, etc. Patients are not as concerned about the rate of response as about the probability

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Brachytherapy for soft tissue sarcomas,tional radiation approach to these tumors. However, emerging retrospective and prospective data have shown the value of the brachytherapy approach. We review soft tissue sarcoma of the extremity and superficial trunk, and also of the retroperitoneum. We also review the implant technique, retrospecti

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Three-dimensional planning and conformal radiotherapy, previous volume on soft tissue sarcomas in this series (Cancer Treatment and Research), Suit and Willett succinctly described the sequential steps required for optimal radiation therapy [2]. Alternatives to external-beam radiotherapy, including intraoperative brachytherapy and proton beam therapy,

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Chemotherapy for metastatic soft tissue sarcomas,be considered as a possible treatment modality. Unfortunately adult soft tissue sarcomas are among the most chemoresistant of all malignancies, and it is important to know the limitations of its use as well as its potential value. This chapter summarizes our current knowledge of the activity of sing

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,Isolated limb perfusion with high-dose tumor necrosis factor-α for locally advanced extremity soft he time of initial diagnosis [1]. Surgery for locally advanced extremity soft tissue sarcomas may consist of an amputation or exarticulation. Limb-sparing surgical procedures in these advanced cases, if at all possible, usually consist of extensive but still marginal resections requiring adjuvant ra

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Book 1997is continued in the present volume. Proper diagnosis and staging remain the cornerstone of the treatment strategy. Sophisticated histopathology tech­ niques and growing consensus on grading systems have further increased the importance of the histopathologist in providing estimates of patient progno

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0927-3042 his focus is continued in the present volume. Proper diagnosis and staging remain the cornerstone of the treatment strategy. Sophisticated histopathology tech­ niques and growing consensus on grading systems have further increased the importance of the histopathologist in providing estimates of pati

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