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Ramamurthy R et al. – Major neurovascular involvement in extremity sarcoma is not considered a contraindication for limb salvage surgery. Post–operative wound related complications are more in this group of patients. However, long term functional outcome is good. Literature suggests a good long term local control after vascular resection and reconstruction.

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