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See Latest ArticlesExtremity soft tissue sarcomas presented as hematomas
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, 10/23/09
Kontogeorgakos VA et al. – The authors suggest that an STS masquerading as hematoma should be suspected when the mechanism and the energy of the trauma do not justify the clinically detected severity of the injury, or the lesion does not follow the expected clinical course of resolution after initial conservative management. Bleeding predisposition does not exclude malignancy. The evacuation of hematomas should include pathologic examination of tissue. Prognosis is dismal due to early metastatic disease.
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