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This article discusses how the radiologist should handle the imaging for the post-treatment sarcoma patient. This includes reviewing the timing of surveillance after therapy and the type of therapy used… Click to show full abstract
This article discusses how the radiologist should handle the imaging for the post-treatment sarcoma patient. This includes reviewing the timing of surveillance after therapy and the type of therapy used for sarcoma in order to better understand the typical post-treatment changes on imaging versus sarcoma recurrence. The type of imaging is reviewed, especially, magnetic resonance imaging and the relevant sequences, as well as the appearance of post-treatment changes, sarcoma recurrence, and post-treatment complications.
Journal Title: Radiologic clinics of North America
Year Published: 2022
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