Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is a malignant tumor of lymphatic tissue whereas Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is a benign tumor of lymphatic tissues.

What are the two advantages of treating a soft tissue sarcoma patient with postoperative radiation therapy? 

The rationale for leaving a 1-cm to 3-cm strip of skin and soft tissue rather than total circumferential irradiation of an extremity treated for STS is that it: 

Which of the following is the diagnostic tool of choice for STS?

Multiple myeloma is characterized by osteoblastic lesions.

_____ is the most recent advancement in radiopharmaceutical therapy that has shown to be effective in metastatic prostate patients. 

Which of the following is a disadvantage to using preoperative RT to treat STS? 

Lymphatic spread is only a concern in primary bone cancers when it arises in the ____.

The majority of soft tissue sarcomas are found in the:

A dose of ___ is typically given postoperatively to patients with Ewing sarcoma.