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synovial sarcoma

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synovial sarcoma,
a malignant tumor, composed of synovioblasts, that begins as a soft swelling and often metastasizes through the bloodstream to the lung before it is discovered.

synovial sarcoma
Surgery A mesenchymal malignancy that comprises ±10% of all soft tissue tumors; it is most common in young–age 20-40 ♂, knee, ankle, foot, etc Prognosis 50% 5-yr survival; extensively calcified SSs have a higher–84% 5-yr survival. See Sarcoma, Soft tissue tumors.


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Cancer specialists told Fiona, Kelly's dad Mick, 39, a bathroom fitter, and their children Adam, 17, and Craig, 16, that the youngster had synovial sarcoma - a rare cancer that affects the tendons.
YOUNG BATTLER: Kelly Hudson Cancer specialists told Fiona, Kelly's dad Mick, 39, a bathroom fitter, and their other children Adam, 17, and Craig, 16, that the youngster had synovial sarcoma - a rare cancer that affects the tendons.
1) Synovial sarcoma is a highly aggressive subtype that accounts for only 3% of all sarcomas in the head and neck region.
 
 
 
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