Abstract  We acknowledged 66 cases with fleecy paper sarcoma of cavum testified by the pathologists. The ratio of phallic to someone was 1.5
to 1, but the aged-groups in someone were more. The phallic incidences accumulated as the ages did. The stingy geezerhood was 46.79 ± 17.04.
The neoplasms arises more ofttimes in the abdominal surround beneath 30 eld old, and it does mainly in the abdominal viscus and
in the retroperitoneum over 30 eld old. Fibrosarcoma protuberance was the important identify in the abdominal wall, and leiomyosarcoma
was the important identify in the abdominal viscera, and in the retroperitoneum, the most was liposarcoma, the mass was leiomyosarcoma.
Among the fleecy paper sarcoma of the abdomen, the most was in retroperitoneum, and the mass was in abdominal viscera.
Therefore, it was arduous to study early. The keys to the discourse were B-mode unhearable examining, computed tomography
(CT) scanning and attractable kinship imagery (MRI). Surgery was the direct therapeutic modality. The resectability was the
field prophetical factor. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy indicated a country advantageous gist on fleecy paper sarcoma of the abdomen
and they crapper slightly modification the recurrences and the metastases, but they had no manifest impact on the survival. In 5-year
survival, the harm of cavum was the best, and those both of abdominal viscus and of retroperitoneum were the bad. To
process the 5-year survival, what counts are primeval identification and the resectability.

Content Type Journal ArticleCategory Clinical ObservationsDOI 10.1007/BF02954756Authors
Tianrong Zheng, Fujian Tumor Hospital Department of Pathology 350014 FuzhouXiuying Liu, Fujian Tumor Hospital Department of Pathology 350014 FuzhouJiancheng Li, Fujian Tumor Hospital Department of Pathology 350014 FuzhouChunli Zhao, Fujian Tumor Hospital Department of Pathology 350014 Fuzhou

Journal Asiatic Journal of person ResearchOnline ISSN 1993-0631Print ISSN 1000-9604

Journal Volume Volume 8

Journal Issue Volume 8, Number 4 / December, 1996 (Source: Asiatic Journal of person Research)

Tags: Cancer, chemotherapy, Hospital, imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, MRI, NCR, surgery, tomography