Myxofibrosarkom

An aggressive soft-tissue sarcoma of the extremity: A myxofibrosarcoma, grade 3 (FNCLCC system)

“…The diagnosis is challenging because patients with myxofibrosarcoma frequently report a painless growing soft tissue tumor in their extremities: in the appearance of a few conspicuous swellings, which tend to enlarge in the short span of a few weeks and only sometimes result in peculiar painful manifestations, due especially to the compression over the surrounding tissue [6] , [7] , [8] .…”

Characterization of the immune cell infiltration landscape in myxofibrosarcoma to aid immunotherapy

“…Myxofibrosarcoma (MFS) is an important subtype of soft tissue sarcoma, accounting for 5% of soft tissue sarcomas and predominantly occurring in the limbs of elderly men (1,2). The pathological feature of MFS is pleomorphic tumor cells exhibiting nodular morphology in the myxoid stroma with an infiltrative growth pattern (3)(4)(5).…”