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An incisional biopsy was considered the gold standard for large erectile dysfunction fix cheap viagra sublingual 100 mg mastercard, deeply situated masses and provided ample material for diagnosis and ancillary studies. Its principal disadvantages included spillage of tumor into adjacent compartments as a result of poor hemostasis or faulty biopsy placement, complications of wound infection, and the usual requirement for hospitalization of the patient. Excisional biopsy, although more expedient and providing the entire lesion for examination, was performed on only small, superficial lesions amenable to complete resection. Frozen sections are now obtained primarily to assure the surgeon that representative, viable tissue has been obtained that is adequate for a permanent section diagnosis or to evaluate margins. The former may be accomplished by freezing a portion of the biopsy material or sometimes, as in the case of a needle biopsy, by performing a touch preparation. The presence of malignant cells in a nonnecrotic background on a touch preparation usually ensures that the specimen is adequate. A background of reactive or necrotic cells suggests that a biopsy has been performed on the pseudocapsule, or that the specimen is largely necrotic, requiring additional material depending on the clinical impression. If definitive surgery will be performed following the needle biopsy, then the most important priority is to determine whether the lesion is a sarcoma. If, however, the intention is to provide preoperative (neoadjuvant) radiotherapy or chemotherapy, every attempt should be made not only to make the diagnosis of sarcoma, but also to specifically classify and grade the lesion. Pathologists may find that the best assessment that they can give is the designation low grade or high grade, recognizing that high grade will encompass both grade 2 and 3 lesions. Information is inevitably lost when collapsing a three-tiered system into a twotiered one; however, a two-tiered system still performs reasonably well and is consistent with therapeutic considerations. At the same time, one should also be unwilling to accept a lesion as low grade if the number of core biopsies is small, if the lesion has not been adequately sampled, or if imaging studies suggest features of a highgrade sarcoma. However, pathologists must be certain that necrosis is of the coagulative and not the hyaline type and is not reflective of prior therapy or surgical intervention. The corollary to the latter portion of this statement is that as soon as radiation or chemotherapy has been administered, grading becomes unreliable because of alterations in nuclear features, mitotic activity, cellularity, and interstitial hyalinization. Therapy also induces necrosis, although it is not possible to discriminate spontaneous from therapy-induced necrosis. Most extremity sarcomas are removed with wide local excision, usually combined with preoperative or postoperative radiotherapy. Ideally, such specimens are received fresh and unfixed so that tissue for ancillary studies can be obtained. As with many other surgical specimens, the margins should be marked with permanent ink and blotted dry before the dissection of the specimen. If malignancy is suspected, a careful assessment of the tumor as to its surroundings is mandatory. Size is important for providing an accurate T descriptor for the surgeon if the lesion is a sarcoma. Lesions less than 5 cm are classified as T1, whereas those larger than 5 cm are classified as T2. The extent of necrosis in lesions treated with preoperative irradiation or chemotherapy is also important to note because it helps the clinician assess the efficacy of therapy, although it does not carry the same implication as necrosis in an untreated lesion.

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