EWINGS-SARCOMA OF BONE - CLINICOPATHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF 303 CASES FROM THE INTERGROUP EWINGS-SARCOMA STUDY
EWINGS-SARCOMA OF BONE - CLINICOPATHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF 303 CASES FROM THE INTERGROUP EWINGS-SARCOMA STUDY
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DOI:
10.1016/s0046-8177(83)80300-1
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
SHIRLEY, SF
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作者:
KISSANE, JM;ASKIN, FB;SHIRLEY, SF
Clinicopathologic features of 303 cases of Ewing''s sarcoma of bone collected by the Intergroup Ewing''s Sarcoma Study group are described. Ewing''s sarcoma arose predominantly in the inferior segment of the skeleton in young white patients from 10-15 yr of age. Of the several recognized histologic patterns, the filagree pattern-an organoid pattern consisting of bicellular strands of tissue separated by filmy vascular stroma-was associated with the lowest survival rates. Light microscopic evidence of cytoplasmic glycogen in tumor cells was useful in but not requisite for diagnoses. The most important predictor of clinical behavior, regardless of treatment modality, was the site of primary involvement. Survival among patients with primary tumors in pelvic bones was lowest, whereas survival among patients with lesions in distal bones of the extremities was highest.