Sacrococygeal teratoma with sarcomatous differentiation in a child
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Sacrococygeal teratoma with sarcomatous differentiation in a child
Abstract
Most of the extragonadal teratomas are located in the sacrococygeal region. Teratoma with malignant sarcomatous differentiation is a rare form of germ cell tumor. The authors describe a 5-year-old-girl with sacrococygeal teratoma in which sarcomatous elements were observed. The patient was treated with complete surgical excision and adjuvant chemotherapy according to sarcoma protocols.
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