Myxoid Liposarcoma: A Case Report of a Rare Location in the Abdominal Wall.
Liposarcomas are considered to be the most common soft tissue sarcomas and have five histological subtypes. The myxoid subtype often occurs in the lower limbs and the retroperitoneum; however, the abdominal wall location is extremely rare. The clinical presentation and radiological findings are non-specific. Wide local excision with a minimum margin of 3 cm remains the mainstay of treatment to prevent local recurrences. We herein report a rare location of myxoid liposarcoma in the abdominal wall.
['Harhar|Marouane|M|', 'Ramdani|Abdelbassir|A|', 'Bouhout|Tariq|T|', 'Serji|Badr|B|', 'El Harroudi|Tijani|T|']
myxoid liposarcoma rectus abdominis muscle soft tissue tumours