Irish Sarcoma Group
What is Sarcoma?

Sarcomas are uncommon malignant tumours which occur in bone, cartilage or soft tissues (muscle, nerves and fat). Of these types, the most common is soft tissue sarcoma as four out of five sarcomas are found in these tissues. More than half (60%) of soft tissue sarcomas are found in the leg. However sarcomas can affect any part of your body.

Soft tissue Sarcomas

In their early stages soft tissue sarcomas do not usually cause symptoms. Read more to find out more about the main symptoms...

Bone Sarcomas

Bone sarcomas most frequently present as pain. Read more to find out more about bone sarcomas...

Diagnosis

Many people get lumps and bumps and most of them will not be cancer. Read more to find out about the dignosis of sarcoma.