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Radiation Oncology • Sarcoma
What is the clinical benefit of primary site postoperative radiation after neoadjuvant chemotherapy and oncologic surgery for an extremity soft tissue synovial sarcoma in an oligometastatic patient with pulmonary metastases ?
The pulmonary metastases are planned to be addressed with a combination of surgical resection and SBRT.
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Academic Institution
Management of oligometastatic soft tissue sarcoma is an interesting problem without a uniform standard of care. Institutionally, we often treat these patients in the following sequence:
neoadjuvant chemo, then
neoadjuvant concurrent chemoRT to primary site, then
consolidate the oligometastatic si...
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