Summary
Description
Solitary fibrous tumor is an uncommon tumor that may arise on the surface of the pleura.
It is extremely rare in bone
Tumor Name
Tumor Type
Benign or Malignant
Body region
Most Common Bones
Complete Information on this Tumor
Introduction and Definition
Solitary fibrous tumor is an uncommon tumor that may arise on the surface of the pleura.
It is extremely rare in bone
This tumor is thought to arise from mesenchyme. It may occur in a variety of places, including brain, soft tissue, periosteom, liver, kidney, the orbit, and the nasopharynx. Extrapleural solitary fibrous tumors may arise in a variety of locations, including head and neck, abdomen, extremities, and bone. The tumor may have an indolent couse.
Incidence and Demographics
This tumor is extremely rare.
Symptoms and Presentation
It usually presents with pain and the recurring lesions.
Preferred Biopsy Technique for this Tumor
Incisional
Treatment Options for this Tumor
Complete surgical resection.
Outcomes of Treatment and Prognosis
Complete surgical resection would be expected to be curative.
