Abstract
Purpose/Objective: The NIH has identified the relationship between aging and cancer as a subject in urgent need of increased research. Although older age is considered a predictor of poor outcome in soft tissue sarcoma (STS), it remains unclear whether such an outcome could be accounted for by association with other poor prognostic factors, the extent of treatment, or older age per se. The purpose of this study was to attempt to answer these questions in a group of patients with STS of the extremity.
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