Conclusion
SS are malignant soft tissue tumors with a rare primary thoracic site. Thoracic SS is manifested by chest pain and dyspnea. Chest CT shows the heterogeneous aspect of the mass. Adenopathy and calcifications are rare. MRI is the gold standard. The diagnosis is anatomopathological. The treatment is essentially surgical as in all soft tissue sarcomas, combining radiotherapy for better local control. However, the prognosis stills poor.
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