Needle preceding the scalpel in soft-tissue sarcomas – A case series

Soft-tissue sarcomas (STSs) are rare neoplasms that can be initially evaluated by fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC). Although they difficult to subtype, these graded and classified based on cytomorphology. FNAC, with clinical radiological correlation, effectively used in the diagnosis of STSs. Application ancillary techniques is essential arrive at final diagnosis. The aim study was determine efficacy FNAC initial Three patients who presented soft-tissue masses were ultrasound and/or magnetic resonance imaging FNAC. Following which, all three cases operated studied histopathology immunohistochemistry a All diagnosed as malignant even when radiology findings differed or not confirmatory one case. appropriate case grading tumors classification morphology cases. (STTs) quick, reliable, cost-effective mode investigation for STTs. it subtype diagnosis, majority cases, benign grade tumor assessed.