Brain Metastases in Patients With Soft-Tissue Sarcomas: Management and Survival—A SEER Population-Based Cohort Study

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🧠In a SEER analysis of adult STS, only 0.3% presented with brain metastasis; the most common histology was ASPS (18%). ASPS can be asymptomatic for years, and the diagnosis might be incidental or delayed. https://t.co/n62DV3bcfw

RT @MayteBryce: Rare cancers should not be unworthy of research. This study area is often inadequately addressed, resulting in patients bei…

Despite its rarity, brain mets (BM) significantly worsen patient prognosis. After arduous work with @MayteBryce, we finally succeeded in sheeding some light on this infrequent, but lethal event. #OrthoTwitter https://t.co/HScq9PKjBo

Rare cancers should not be unworthy of research. This study area is often inadequately addressed, resulting in patients being offered limited therapeutic options & information. Proud to share our recent publication on STS 💪🏼. @marcosgon96 #MedTwitte…

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