Case 49 Part 2

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What's inside?


Y-shaped incision





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Discussion Questions

   

1. What general types or categories of tumor are there?
 
 
2. What is a de-differentiated liposarcoma?
 
 
3. What general tumor category does it fall into?
 
 
4. Why might the family have been concerned about chemical exposure?
 
 
5. Is chemical exposure a risk factor for de-differentiated liposarcoma?
 
 
6. What are some different types of risk factors for cancers, in general?
 
 
7. Which cancers are known to be associated with chemical exposure? Name the type of cancer and the chemical.
 
 
8. What is a metastasis?
 
 
9. Is there difference in the biology of metastases vs. primary tumor?
 
 
10. What is the difference?
 
 
11. Follow the audio discussion. Why is it uncommon to have tumor tissue available for analysis late in the treatment course of cancer?





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