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How would you approach an adult patient >50 years old with an intermediate risk extremity T2N0 fusion neg rhabdomyosarcoma who is progressing on neoadjuvant chemotherapy with VAC?

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Radiation Oncology · University of Nebraska Medical Center

In the event of disease progression on chemotherapy, it would be advisable to re-examine the pathology of the patient to determine whether the patient has pleomorphic rhabdomyosarcoma, which is a subtype of adult rhabdomyosarcoma. If this is the case, treatment should follow the NCCN guideline for h...

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How would you approach an adult patient >50 years old with an intermediate risk extremity T2N0 fusion neg rhabdomyosarcoma who is progressing on neoadjuvant chemotherapy with VAC? | Mednet