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Late complications of treatment for childhood pelvic sarcoma: A report from the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study (CCSS)
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This study examines long-term complications in childhood pelvic sarcoma survivors, comparing outcomes between bone and soft-tissue tumors and analyzing effects of different treatment modalities including surgery and radiotherapy. Findings inform survivorship care planning for this vulnerable population.
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Evaluate late effects in survivors of childhood pelvic sarcoma by disease origin (bony vs. soft-tissue) and local control modality (bone surgery, pelvic organ resection, radiotherapy).
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