Sarcoma care at NewYork-Presbyterian

Sarcoma care

A sarcoma is a rare type of cancer that forms in the body’s soft tissue or bones. Sarcomas can be complex to treat and require specialized pathology and multidisciplinary treatment plans. At NewYork-Presbyterian, your care is driven by a team of oncologic specialists who are experts in sarcoma diagnosis, workup, management, and follow-up care. We use the latest diagnostic imaging and pathologic tools, such as molecular testing, to ensure a specific and accurate sarcoma diagnosis.

Our approach to care

Our approach to care

At NewYork-Presbyterian, a diverse team of sarcoma experts across surgical oncology, medical oncology, and radiation oncology disciplines meets regularly to review your case and determine the best course of treatment. These discussions ensure your treatment is tailored to your individual diagnosis and needs. For many people with soft tissue sarcomas, access to innovative therapies in clinical trials offers the most hope, and we participate in these vital studies. Patients come to us from across the country and around the world for this high level of care.

Adult vs. pediatric sarcoma care

Diagnosing and treating sarcoma in children and adolescents often differs from adult sarcoma care. At NewYork-Presbyterian, we have a dedicated pediatric cancer team that specializes in treating soft tissue and bone cancer in children and teens.

Supportive care

Our nutritionists, social workers, rehabilitation therapists, palliative care experts, and others will help you and your loved ones address the effects of cancer and its treatment — physical, emotional, and spiritual. We understand the burden that cancer can place on your life and the lives of your loved ones, and we do whatever we can to lessen that burden.

Care for coexisting conditions

NewYork-Presbyterian is known throughout the world as a leading provider of health care. As a major medical center, we can address your healthcare needs, such as co-existing conditions like heart disease and diabetes, and connect you with the specialists you need.

 

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Russell S. Berman, MD, FACS