[Leiomyosarcoma of the saphenous vein].
A 48 years old male presenting with a painless tumor of the right thigh is reported. An initial surgical excision showed that the tumor was joint to the saphenous vein. The histopathological study showed that it was a venous vascular leiomyosarcoma of intermediate degree of malignancy. The patients was re-operated performing a resection of the abductor muscle and two weeks later was subjected to radiotherapy (50 Gray). The only postoperative sequel was a moderate lymphedema of the right limb. This is the first reported case in the Chilean literature.
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