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DSRCT

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DSRCT

Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumor (DSRCT)

Y-mAbs is currently studying a treatment for DSRCT. See the trial details here.

DSRCT, a type of tumor called a sarcoma, is rare and is usually located in the abdomen. It occurs most often in male children, teenagers, and young adults.

DSRCT often causes pain in the abdomen and sometimes causes a mass to develop in the abdomen and other places. In addition to CT, MRI, and positron emission tomography (PET) scans, diagnosis is sometimes made through a biopsy of the tumor.

Treatment often involves a combination of chemotherapy and either surgery or radiation therapy. Patients may have the option of participating in a radioimmunotherapy clinical trial that uses targeted radiation with the goal of striking tumor cells, while sparing healthy cells.

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