Case Report | Open Access
Volume 2023 - 2 | Article ID 217 | http://dx.doi.org/10.51521/WJCRCI.2023.2103
Academic Editor: Guangyu Li
SANTIAGO NIÑO*#, ISABELA CASTANEDA, JOSEFINA PRINCIPE, ANNA
MARY JOSE, ABDUL RAFAY PASHA
#*Santiago Niño, Colegio mayor de nuestra señora del
Rosario, Colombia, Bogota, Physician, Postal code:111156,
Email: Sant9812@gmail.com
Isabela Castaneda, Pontificia Universidad
Javeriana, Colombia, Bogota Physician, Postal code: 111156,
Email: isa.c98@hotmail.com
Josefina Principe, Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina,
Argentina, Buenos Aires, Physician, Postal code: B1713, Email: joselaprincipe@gmail.com
Anna Mary Jose, Physician, India, Postal code: 77590 , Email: annamaryjose0109@gmail.com
Abdul Rafay Pasha, Allama Iqbal medical college, Lahore,
Pakistan, Student, Postal code: 88301, Email: abdulrafay285@gmail.com
Corresponding Author: #*Santiago Niño, Colegio mayor de nuestra
señora del Rosario, Colombia, Bogota, Physician, Postal
code:111156, Email: Sant9812@gmail.com
Citation: Santiago Niño*#, Isabela Castaneda, Josefina Principe, Anna
Mary Jose, Abdul Rafay Pasha, (2023) Giant Dedifferentiated Retroperitoneal
Liposarcoma a Multidisciplinary Approach. World J Case Rep Clin Imag. 2023 Feb-Mar;
2(1)1-6.
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ABSTRACT
Liposarcomas are defined as malignant
adipocytic differentiation tumors. They are mainly divided into three morphological subgroups, with a wide
diversity of biological behaviors, ranging from well-differentiated tumors with low metastatic potential to pleomorphic subtypes that tend to be high-grade and with a high rate of distant metastasis, like dedifferentiated subtype. The prognosis of retroperitoneal liposarcomas is poor compared to other retroperitoneal sarcomas, with complete surgical
resection being the gold standard in management and the most important prognostic factor. However, in well-differentiated histological subtypes where the margins are not well defined, it
may require resection of contiguous organs and combined management with radiotherapy and chemotherapy as an
adjuvant or neoadjuvant treatment to prevent
future recurrences. In this
report, we present the surgical excision of a retroperitoneal liposarcoma without the
involvement of contiguous structures and its possible genetic or syndromic relationship in a patient
with a history of thymoma and pulmonary hamartoma.
KEYWORDS:
Dedifferentiated Liposarcoma, Genetic
Syndromes, Multidisciplinary Approach, Retroperitoneal sarcomas, Surgical Treatment