AChemotherapy is the most important treatment available for sarcomas because it is the only form of treatment which prevents and controls the spread of the cancer into the lungs, vital organs and other parts of the body. The Sarcoma Oncology Center leads sarcoma research, and we are considered the pioneers in advanced sarcoma clinical research trials worldwide. The oncologists at the Center can access the most recent cancer drugs and are known for their tremendous efforts in patient care.Chemotherapy is the most important treatment available for sarcomas because it is the only form of treatment which prevents and controls the spread of the cancer into the lungs, vital organs and other parts of the body. The Sarcoma Oncology Center leads sarcoma research, and we are considered the pioneers in advanced sarcoma clinical research trials worldwide. The oncologists at the Center can access the most recent cancer drugs and are known for their tremendous efforts in patient care.

BRadiation is another effective tool that is used in specific, localized areas. Radiation therapy can be used before, during and after surgery. It works by sterilizing tumor cells and preventing them from dividing and increasing in number.

CSurgery can be a particularly effective option after initial chemotherapy to shrink sarcoma tumors. With the advent of new adjuvant chemotherapy (post surgical chemotherapy), improved techniques in surgery and the availability of internal prostheses, amputation is now avoided in approximately 95% of sarcoma cases.