| Unclassifiable spindle cell sarcoma, fibrosarcoma, or malignant fibrohistiocytoma may resemble the spindle cell areas of angiosarcoma. |
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| The radiologist said there was a malignant form of hemangioma known as angiosarcoma. |
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| The cause was angiosarcoma, a cancer of the circulatory system, said Steve Simon, Mr. Michels's former chief of staff. |
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| The angiosarcoma appears with an average latency of 22 to 25 years associated or otherwise with a fibrosis. |
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| Phylloides tumour, angiosarcoma and lymphoma are non-epithelial cancers that occur infrequently. |
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| Occupational exposure can result in small epidemics of unusual cancers, such as an increase in angiosarcoma of the liver documented in 1974 among American workers who cleaned vinyl chloride polymerization vessels. |
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| Workers exposed to high levels of vinyl chloride, a hydrocarbon compound from which the widely used plastic polyvinyl chloride is synthesized, have relatively high rates of a rare form of liver cancer called angiosarcoma. |
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| It was previously regarded as haemangioendothelioma and was initially perceived to be low grade angiosarcoma. |
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| The cardiac MRI revealed a severely dilated left ventricle with an ill-defined mass felt to be consistent with a malignancy, perhaps a rhabdomyosarcoma or angiosarcoma. |
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| Prolonged exposure to polyvinyl chlorid e, used in manufacturing plastics, causes angiosarcoma, a rare form of cancer of blood vessels in the liver. |
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| Monophasic lesions with pure, pleomorphic spindle cells only, such as monophasic metaplastic carcinoma, sarcomalike angiosarcoma, and malignant fibrous histiocytoma. |
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| The tumor typically shows features of angiosarcoma including vasoformative architecture with hobnailed appearance and it has infiltrative margins. |
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