Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 from the outset vs. R0 after revision surgery) on local relapse-free survival;
a. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial treatment (R0 from the outset vs. R0 after revision surgery) on overall survival.
b. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on overall survival.
c. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on local relapse-free survival.
d. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on overall survival.
e. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on local relapse-free survival.
f. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for local relapse-free survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis.
g. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for overall survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis. a. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial treatment (R0 from the outset vs. R0 after revision surgery) on overall survival.
b. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on overall survival.
c. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on local relapse-free survival.
d. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on overall survival.
e. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on local relapse-free survival.
f. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for local relapse-free survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis.
g. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for overall survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis. a. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial treatment (R0 from the outset vs. R0 after revision surgery) on overall survival.
b. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on overall survival.
c. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on local relapse-free survival.
d. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on overall survival.
e. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on local relapse-free survival.
f. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for local relapse-free survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis.
g. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for overall survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis. a. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial treatment (R0 from the outset vs. R0 after revision surgery) on overall survival.
b. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on overall survival.
c. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 vs R1 vs R2 from the first surgical sequence (before any revision)) on local relapse-free survival.
d. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on overall survival.
e. Impact of the histological margin quality at initial surgery (R0 initial surgery with or without re-excision) on local relapse-free survival.
f. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for local relapse-free survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis.
g. Determination of initial treatment parameters which are prognostic for overall survival : histological subtype, size of tumor, grade, site of tumor, radiation area, biopsy before surgery, pre-operative imaging, neoadjuvant treatment before surgery, quality of first surgery, re-excision, surgeon inside or outside network, early metastasis.
Institut de Cancérologie de l'Ouest
Cutaneous sarcoma of the base with a representation of more than 20 cases Patient who underwent a surgery of cutaneous sarcoma and whose file was included in the NETSARC database From 01/01/2010 to 30/12/2017
6.e) RGPD le traitement est nécessaire à l'exécution d'une mission d'intérêt public
Institut de Cancérologie de l'Ouest
Conservation pendant 2 ans après la valorisation (publication/article, these, présentation orale, poster, autre) des résultats de la recherche. Puis archivage avec un accès restreint aux personnes intervenant dans la recherche, pendant une durée limitée de 3 ans (5ans au total post publication)